Did your father have a will or trust? Did he own his home? Speak with an attorney to see what needs to be done to make sure the proper person is...

You can absolutely force the sale of the property. You have that right as a matter of law. A good attorney may be able to get your sister to see...

Check the court website in the county where he lived at the time of his death and search for his name. You can also check an real property...

Every attorney has their own fee schedule. Use the Find a Lawyer tab and call around. Don't just hire the cheapest attorney, hire the one you...

No an unsigned will and trust is not valid. Probate will be required. The judge has no way of knowing where those documents came from and would...

Your question is difficult to follow. You don't get "testatmentary" powers without probate. You are not a "beneficiary" unless he left a will. ...

You need to split them with your other sibling. You are only entitled to what was actually in the account, not what could have or probably would...

If the other side will accept it, but usually that is standard language in any...

You will need an authorized person such as a family member or an attorney to obtain it for you. Ask family, if that doesn't work, contact an...

File your objection to the Petition for Final Distribution asking the court to reduce the compensation based on breach of fiduciary duty.