Short answer is yes. There is a certain form of stipulation.

Based on the limited facts of your post, yes.

Check your credit report if you think there was fraud. On the house check the prior deed online to see how they sold it.

You can litigate this matter, but you have the burdens of proof, and an uphill fight. It can be done, but it is expensive and hard.

You are confused about many things and should talk to a lawyer. A deed is done by the living. A will is for the dead. An "Executor" is in a...

If you collected this asset already, this is likely a small amount, like a delayed interest payment. If you have letters as administrator, you can...

It is legal as long as the lawyer is not the beneficiary. It is normal to be a draftsman and witness, and lawyers are often executors.

Your biggest issue is the paternity. Get him to sign a notarized statement on video if there is no time to do a will. If there is make sure the...

It depends on the will. You must follow its terms to the letter.

I am a little unclear on the facts, but the bottom line is that it is very hard to dispute anything that happened before death. If you are being...