If your trial isn't until August, get an attorney as soon as the house sells. At that point, perhaps the attorney can ask for a continuance. I am...

You as executor will probably have to subpoena the information from the bank. As for repayment, the annuity company should reverse the payment...

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Your situation is too complicated for this general question and answer site. The court's order will need to be reviewed to help you determine how...

Get an attorney to work with the administrator/executor to strike a deal to buy the others out. Do not delay - it will not work out well if you do.

The trust likely gives her the power to loan but whether it is appropriate under the facts and circumstances of the trust in question would require...

If you were not married he was not you husband under the law and his mother has the rights to them. I am sorry. Ask her nicely and hope she is...

You don’t say how old you are. If you are under 18 just do the best you can. Get a job and save money so you have the ability to move out when you...

Mr. Armstrong is correct. They are both next of kin equally.

No you cannot be sued twice for the same thing. Google res judicata.

You may need probate or you may be able to use a summary process. No one can tell you for sure without reviewing the documents.