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You have no rights to inheritance unless there is a will.

If one of your nieces represents your mother's estate, then, yes, the nieces could file an eviction on behalf of the estate.

Yes, in general, previously depreciated assets can be 'redepreciated' when the asset basis steps up for the purpose of taxes due to inheritance.

Too late. Brother owns one-third of the home. Brother's family inherits his share.

Assuming there is no will, then all the father's children are entitled to a total of 2/3 of the father's probate estate and stepmother is entitled...

Give 60 days notice and evict. May be able to evict immediately if you can construe sons behavior as a breach of the lease implied in law.

A trust could be constructed and funded such that it completely avoids probate. I answered the longer version of this question as well. You need...

Depends on the situation. With a trust it is entirely possible to completely avoid probate. You need to retain an attorney on behalf of your son...

You are late objecting to probate of the will if you would like to hang up a sale of the property. As to whether the executor is validly able to...