I would speak directly with an attorney before doing anything. It sounds like these beneficiaries do not want to co-own property with each other...

Use the Find a Lawyer tab. Note that you will likely need 2 separate attorneys. It will be difficult to find a business attorney that also does...

That is not likely valid or binding because the person who signed the deed had no authority to transfer the title.

What you describe has nothing to do with her right to your father's pension. Further, she has a right to privacy in those journals.

Yes it is normal. If you are uncomfortable sending it by email, send it by regular mail.............

The 2 that want to keep the home have to buy the other 1 out or it has to be sold. If the 2 that want to keep it cannot by the other 1 out, but...

You have no rights as a "first born", but you may have rights as a legal heir if he had not will, or a beneficiary if he did. You don't say how...

Have an attorney write a letter to the bank if you were in fact named beneficiary, at the bank, on the account. If the bank had you listed on the...

Your question is confusing. The good news is that it sounds like your question relates to a piece of real estate. An attorney can quickly look up...

Title to the property controls the ownership. If it is not titled in the name of the trust, it is presumed that it is not a trust asset.