A reasonable amount of time-based on the facts and circumstances. See an attorney.

Who else's name is on the deed? Is there a will? You need to talk with an attorney.

An executor once appointed can deed the property to beneficiaries per the will.

If your husband is 'on the deed' and the deed is not a survivorship deed, probate will be required to transfer husbands's portion of the home to a...

Yes, transferring the house to you from your deceased wife to you will require the probate process.

Sounds like you have waited a while to do anything about your issue. Perhaps too late. I recommend that you see a probate attorney immediately.

Are you your deceased mother's only beneficiary? Does your mother have a will? Does she have other children besides you? Transferring title of a...

The first question is how did they sell your mother's and father's house? Perhaps it was already in your sibling's name? If your sibling(s)...

I think you mean an amended return. Perhaps there was something wrong with your first return. See an estate attorney.

You will need to be appointed to access your brother's savings accounts that are solely in your brother's name and where you are not the beneficiary.