You are not legally responsible, but you could be. You would petition the court to be the executor of your father's estate. If there is not a...

You might use the mail and phone to file the documents that someone told you that you needed to file. For $250, when there is likely a fee to...

Not sure who the check was made out to and how it was cashed from the question. See an attorney for legal options to recover.

If the only copy or original of the will is in the possession or control of someone who is better off without a will then in my experience, wills...

If no one sues you are fine. Yes, technically, the contract the farmer has is with the decedent. Check should be made out to the decedent and paid...

Sure, if you can locate this will. The fact that you were told this by your aunt is not legally sufficient.

They apparently can, as they have. See an elder law attorney to understand what options you have in response.

If you sign a document agreeing to be responsible, then you likely would be responsible. Dont sign anything without reading the document.

A court can invalidate the contract on a case-by-case basis depending on the facts. To take someone's rights to contract away the normal process is...

You can sell your shares. The problem is that you cannot force others to sell their shares without the involvement of a court. Right, this is...