Yes, but there is a mandatory spousal share that will be paid if your husband correctly exercises his "right of election". Then he gets one-third.

The person who gets the house pays for the expenses related to the house. The issue is why the house was not disposed sooner. An executor can be...

The statute of limitations for conversion is six years. You cannot go past that time in a suit. Criminal cases are brought by the DA. While you...

It depends on how the deed was drawn. If it was joint tenants with right of survivorship, you should have to do nothing.

The funeral costs take priority over the medicaid claims.

You need to file a petition with the Surrogate's Court in the estate. A letter does not do it.

If the shares were not held with a right of survivorship, then your sister's half goes to her, and the other half is divided among everyone. To...

You can do nothing. The law provides that result. You can deed it to them now, reserving a life estate in yourself. Then they do not have to do...

You can look at the deed. If it is in the name of your aunt and uncle it is their house and not in the estate. Thus, you get zero from it.

There is a petition you need to file.