Listen to your attorney or get another one. Sounds like the best thing to do is try to have the administrator sell the house out of.moms estate. ...

See an attorney immediately. If a judge orders it your children can be taken from you. You should seek legal. Counsel.immediately.

Sounds complicated. Go see a real estate attorney. Sounds like you may have put your award at risk by waiting years. Who would you collect from? ...

Bring a translator? Search the internet for Spanish-speaking estate attorneys......................

Who is going to warrant your property? The same people who own it now? Warrant to themselves? I think you do not understand the crucial issues...

Who signed to sell it? This person was likely the trustee of the trust. Demand a copy of the trust and an accounting of assets and expenditures...

The trust if probably fine paying the insurance. See an estate planning attorney with your trust to be sure....

Your support is due to a custodian, not the child, You still likely owe back child support...........

If they signed, why does it matter why they signed? Something is missing from your question.........

No that is not true. Talk with an attorney in the state where father lived when he died.............