You need to serve the documents. If there are a lot, consider serving them on a digital drive or disk.

Your attorney is in the best position to answer this question as he/she has read the trust and knows the facts. With that said, what happens will...

With all due respect, you should get an attorney. That attorney could be paid from the estate meaning your siblings would share in the cost. With...

You don’t. It doesn’t matter how you got the documents, you did. Build your case.

Go in and see if the property is vacant. Give the family notice. If you store the property you remove for 60 days, you can consider it abandoned...

Your sister my be breaching her fiduciary duty by not settling the estate. Additionally, she cannot charge you rent and keep it, that rent would...

You cannot just transfer property into your name. There are rules you need to follow. Show the deed and any other documents you have to an...

Search his name on the court website

Because that is the way probate works and distribution can only be made by a court order.

They all passed away after your grandmother, so each estate would get 1/4 of grandmother's share. You get your mother's share, they share their...