If you record the death certificates, you may have sole ownership of the house; however if either if your deceased siblings "Willed" their interest...

I am somewhat confused by the recitation of your facts. If property was owned by husband and wife (and was their homestead), the property was...

The father is an (hopefully the) heir although the claim would take precedence. A beneficiary needs to be named in a document.

Without any paperwork, your best bet is to check the deeds (which are public record). As far as bank accounts, you may need to open a probate in...

As long as you're alive and have legal capacity, you can change your Will, your lawyer and sell your assets.

If you haven't hired a probate attorney whether you need to probate the estate or not and have the attorney advise your brothers to back off. You...

This is partially a tax question so I moved it to tax. I believe $15,000.00 can be gifted annually by an individual to each recipient without...

This is not an elder law question, so I moved it to child custody. You'll need to discuss this with a family lawyer. Since you're 14, I'm...

I agree you cannot contest a Will while the testator is still alive. If you feel your sister-in-law unduly influenced your father is to contest...

No one can answer without reading the Trust document. Most likely when your Father died, the Trust became Irrevocable. Still you or the TRustee...