California law controls since this is where your ex lived at the time of his death. Therefore his child(ren) are his legal heirs. With that said,...

An attorney can check title on the recorded deed and likely find the drafting attorney.

You will need an attorney to petition for her removal. The trust will pay for the attorney.

This question can o Lu be answered by reviewing the documents and determining what happened and what is binding against your brother and sister.

The trust needs to be read to answer this question. The answer is in there.

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No conflict at all. In fact, it is a matter of judicial economy and saves the courts time and taxpayers money.

There are facts missing. What you describe would be very difficult to do. Speak with an attorney if you want to see what can be done.

Who is on title? If the person/people on title are living, they own the property. If grandma quitclaimed the property to her son, he owns it...

This is a question you should ask a CPA or possibly a tax attorney. I would assume if you are owners and living there you would be able to, but it...

You don't say how long he owned the home before they were married, but it is likely most, if not all of the property is community property based on...