Sounds like a large lawsuit. Go find a litigation attorney to sue. You may need to probate the father's estate to sue on the father's estate's behalf.

Cannot sue to make someone give up their interest in property to another without compensation. Can sue to sell the property and distribute a...

If there has been a fraudulent deed then the normal approach is a quiet title lawsuit on behalf of father and mother or their estates seeking...

Sounds complex. See an estate lawyer with the documents in person. .................................................................................

Why don't you see if the will has been submitted to the probate court of the county where the decedent lived? Also, see a lawyer with a copy of...

See a lawyer. The deed generally would control in a case like this. Recommend that you not pay a bank for a house where you have no ownership...

If you were still married, then you may have claims against your husband's estate. See an attorney immediately.

You are not the executor of anything until a probate court orders that you are through a process commonly shorthanded as "probate."

You can sue anyone you like if you find an attorney to do it and pay them enough....................................

Probably not criminal. Somone needs to take charge of the relevant estate(s) and sort out the property. See an attorney.