You will need to hire another attorney to review and if accurate, that attorney will have to file a petition with the court on your behalf.

No you do not have to meet and confer before filing a Motion in Limine. Simply prepare, file and serve.

A judgment cannot be entered if you don't have the full name of the Defendant. If you know she is the owner of a business, you should be able to...

You are not liable for her rent. If she has any money in her estate, that needs to be used to pay for it. Get her things out as soon as possible....

Use the Find a Lawyer tab to find an estate litigation attorney to review the documents and discuss the best way forward.

It depends on whether they can show you unduly influenced her or if she lacked capacity. Several statutes apply so it depends on what they file...

I assume there is more to this story. However, if you believe the public administrator and executor are not doing their job, petition the court...

Duplicate question. Have an attorney review title and discuss the facts further to see if you have standing to pursue this matter.

Possibly. Have an attorney review the title and see what standing you may have to force the issue. Best of luck.

Hire an eviction attorney who will serve the proper notices and file an unlawful detainer if necessary.