You would need an estate litigation attorney. It is not an appeal.

Contact the insurance company. If you are the beneficiary they will tell you. If they won't speak with you, you are not the beneficiary. You...

I agree, if the property is in your name you cannot disclaim your interest now. You can deed the property to your brother.

Funeral bills are a priority claim and do not require a creditors claim. Even if that weren’t true, because you knew of the debt and didn’t give a...

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Yes he will be obligated to tell you but why even take the chance get your own attorney

You did a food job of explaining. Please use the Find a Lawyer tab and email an attorney who can review the inventory and explain.

Probably not unless the incident happened on their property since the Defendant is an adult.

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Your gut won't get you there, but if there was a police investigation, you might be close. Speak with an attorney.

To protect your interests, hire an attorney. Especially if you are dealing with someone who is much smarter than you.