They cannot sue you, they can only sue your mother's estate. If there is equity in the house, get an attorney, file probate, sell the house, and...

All you can do is ask them. If the file was sent to you digitally, they should still have copies - ask again.

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Do you have a copy of the first will or know anyone who does? If not, you have an uphill battle to prove the second will is invalid due to your...

If you are not and heir or beneficiary and you have not been sued, you have no standing to object.

If you are suing the owner as an individual as well, personal service on him as an individual is required. You can try to sub-serve him.

While Ms. Salmon is correct, it is not uncommon for these wills to disappear. If you feel you have rights to your father's estate now, as Ms....

No. You need to comply with the rules. You don't say but I suspect you are trying to use a DE120 instead of a DE121. Probate has many steps that...

I am sorry for your loss. If the total assets are less than $166,500, you don't need to petition to be personal representative. Complete...

Yes there is a specific format and you need to protect yourself and hire an attorney, the trust will pay for it.

You can try to sue in small claims court. Hopefully you won't do that again without something in writing.