Make an order to show cause in the court that entered the judgment.

You can pay for the funeral and then make a claim in the estate. If the sister will not act then call the public administrator of the county of...

The two living siblings are next of kin. However, your branch of the family inherits a share.

It might be legal. Depends on the terms of the POA. However, if she inherits the house, you may not be aggrieved by her actions. Thus, you have...

Your question is more complicated than you might think. It depends how the fraud was committed, and what the chain of title looks like. For...

The court is right. The children have to sign the same waiver form.

Depending on the terms of the POA you might be able to gift yourself the house, and sign the deed as POA. However, you might have a fight with any...

If not on consent, i.e., a buyout, the only remedy is a partition action in Supreme Court, which ends like a foreclosure sale, but in reality,...

Your whole post is quite confusing. You can only inherit by a "will" unless you are next of kin. A "contract" is meaningless. The administrator...

File to be administrator of your mother's estate. Then, see if a will appears. You get everything in an administration so you do not need a will....