Yes, they can sue. However, as Ms. Koslyn states, you may have good defenses against being held liable. If they sue, then consult a lawyer who...

Unless you and first wife had a contractual Will that limited your rights, then you may leave your property to whomever you want. You would be...

Yes, if title to the real estate was placed in your name alone, then you have the legal right to sell the real estate for yourself. As executor of...

Yes, you likely may substitute 'Michigan' for 'California' in the heading of the notarial portion. It would be cleaner to retype and then sign the...

I agree with Mr. Meyerson as usual. However, you should promptly ask the PR why there is no distribution and keep good notes on what s/he says. ...

I would be surprised if you can find a lawyer to represent you in court and be limited to your outline and evidence. That sounds like a recipe...

You would be wise to consult a probate lawyer promptly. You may locate them using the Find a Lawyer link above.

You mean a 'quit claim deed'. There is no such thing as a 'quick' deed. As owner you would be responsible for paying taxes, insurance,...

Assuming there is a valid Will you will be entitled to what it gives you after it is probated in the probate court for the county in which your...

Maybe yes. It depends on several factors. You should consult a probate lawyer. You may use the Find a Lawyer link above.