Wills typically include a residue clause that directs where assets go if they are not specifically bequeathed. In the unlikely event that a will...

Was a probate court involved in overseeing the grandparents’ estate? If so, the filings are a public record. See an attorney.

An executor can be held accountable for mishandling an estate by the probate court. See an attorney.

The executor manages the estate property. Yes, your sister has the authority to prohibit you from staying in the estate home. If you think sister...

Daughter or daughter's representative can file for an accounting and potentially hold father accountable for mismanaging the estate. See an attorney.

That is a lot of babbling that makes little sense. Go see an attorney in person. ...................................

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Generally speaking, the appointed executor or administrator has the authority to evict a tenant. See an attorney...................................

No, but Medicaid runs a tab, and when you die, Medicaid can recover the tab against your estate, which includes your home if you own it at death. ...

The daughter likely owes Medicaid a debt. Medicaid cannot take the house while the daughter is alive and avers that she will return to the house. ...