There is probably a bit more going on here than you have stated. Possibly more than you would be aware of, even, because these situations are...

You are probably looking at a real estate partition suit. You'll want to consult with an attorney in your area who handles lawsuits like those.

Some of this might be possible, but there are dozens of nuances that you will want to discuss with an attorney. You would likely need to...

Yes, there are ways to make this happen. Both of the situations listed in your question, actually. Consult with an attorney, and ask about a...

I agree with the prior answer. It really comes down to the language in the will, which will need to be reviewed by an attorney before your...

You would do well to consult with an attorney. Usually, accounts are divided in a manner that provides either a percentage or a certain amount...

There are some possible mechanisms for this situation, yes. However, you will likely want to discuss those with an attorney. For example,...

There are possibly attorneys out there who will take the matter on a pro bono basis, such as Legal Aid. Do remember the old adage: "you get...

Almost always, your options are going to be refinance, sell, trade, or pay off the relevant note. There isn't a "magic" solution on this, and...

Only based on what you have posted, it is unlikely you will be able to "beat" this in whole. However, you will likely have various arguments...