You need to speak to an attorney - the deed needs to be reviewed closely. Beyond that it is hard to say....

Highly unlikely. You need to have the whole situation reviewed by a probate attorney.

Can he? Yes. The issue, especially if there is no will, is getting everyone to agree on who the administrator of the estate should be and then...

You need to hire a lawyer to protect your interests. Contact the Register of Wills to obtain a copy of the file to see if anything has yet been...

No. If the probate paperwork states there are co-executors the buyers title company will require both executors to sign the deed, etc.

It does NOT have to do with age. It is based on preference for being closely related. Thus, siblings are closer than nieces/nephews. But in your...

You should consult with an attorney. You have to go over the family tree to make sure you are the closest relative. Take it from there with an...

First step - call a lawyer. I am not clear from your post if your father died in PA or elsewhere (or if you are in PA). You would want a lawyer...

I would think that it doesn't matter - mostly because the outcome is the same. The deed would control over the will. However if the will was made...

You have to file a petition for probate - basically saying that the heirs refuse to sign off so you need to be named as Admin. Those who refuse to...