Sign nothing. You have rights since it appears your father had separate property. Have the title to the house looked at.

If it can be proven that she did not read or have the will read to her, you may be able to contest the will. The key word is "proven".

Probably. It depends on what the trust says.

The niece would need to file for probate of the aunt's estate and be appointed representative in order to evict the person in the barn.

You present your evidence at trial. You do not amend to add facts, only to add causes of action. I suspect you have already pleaded the causes of...

Cars rarely have equity. They depreciate the moment it is driven off the lot. Your opportunity to buy it was before it was repossessed and by...

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Yes you can. Provide the information to an attorney to find out where the money is (could be with the State) and claim it. Use the Find a Lawyer...

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She needs to go see an attorney as soon as possible and create an estate plan before she is legally incompetent. If it gets to that point, a...

I agree with Ms. Baxter. You can object to each question you previously answered as asked and answered. Also consider typing exactly what you said...

What you can do is file a Petition for her removal based on a breach of fiduciary duty. It will cost you money as you will absolutely want to do...