In COVID time especially, a second adjournment or an appearance by counsel at the last minute is tolerated. I am not as worried about it as you are.

The truth is that anyone can sue anyone for anything if you pay the filing fee. The issue is can you lose, and based on your post, it appears you...

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If this is literally the only asset, you could bring it in NY. It is called a non-domicilliary administration.

There is really only one course of action. Bringing a partition action in Supreme Court. This is like a foreclosure, but nearly all settle for a...

Something is not right. Obviously matters are governed by the terms of the trust. But, if you were promised money, you should get it.

You may need to provide what is called an affidavit of heirship, but if no one asks for it, you are fine.

Short answer is yes. Long answer is the burden is on you to prove the medical incompetence, and the competency bar for signing a will is very low....

Yes. Wills are not self executing.

Is this matter in court or not? If not in court, then you cannot force the trustee to sign. If there is a court order requiring a resignation,...

Yes, you can pay off the mortgage by refinancing in your name.