Hire an attorney. Open a probate. Get appointed PR. Then you can get stepmom to turn over documents and information that may be relevant.

This is probably an estate planning question unless one of your parents has died which you did not indicate in your question. The answer is...

Either, but a real estate lawyer might be your best choice. I have changed the category so you can get more responses.

Mr. Pont is correct. We cannot use this site to solicit business. You can check The Florida Bar website for the names and contact information...

You have every right to claim your furniture. It's not part of the decedent's estate. I'm assuming you paid for it or it was a gift from your...

This is really a real estate question. Without looking at the deed no one can answer for sure, but if you own the property jointly with rights of...

If he had assets in his name alone that might be subject to the claims of creditors or a homestead, some form of probate should be filed. At the...

If you did a summary administration, how would you divide the properties and make the assets available for creditors to files claims against? You...

Mr. Gunthert is absolutely correct. The key is mother still possesses legal capacity. If she does, she should work with an attorney who handles...

What you may be experiencing is elder abuse, but the solution may be to consult a divorce attorney especially if your current husband is...