This is a fact specific situation - but usually a renunciation is used when there is no will. Thus the heirs at law (those related to the decedent)...

Mr. Masiuk is correct. I would want to review the deed and the circumstances of the sale before giving an opinion. One thing you would also look...

Long story short - you either raise the issue and settle it informally or you force it into court audit and challenge it there. You need a lawyer.

If the person who died lived in OK and the house is in OK I would suggest contacting an attorney there.

I 2nd everything Ms Rabin said. Without seeing the document we can't tell you to sign or not. But a typical "Renunciation" form is to allow people...

I'm slightly confused by the statement that dad "left a will" but you "agreed" to let your sister serve as executor. Usually the will would state...

I agree with the other attorneys but you may be misunderstanding the document. A typical family settlement agreement comes along with an...

If the father is alive and the trust is revocable the children are not current beneficiaries so you do not have a right to the documents. You can...

A "small estate affidavit" is rarely used or helpful in PA. There are some limited situations where an abbreviated procedure is available or...

Yes. Contact the attorney or a different attorney to get the case moving again.