If it is leased, it goes back to the lienholder. If it is owned, go to the NY DMV website and research the process for transferring an automobile...

Whomever is going to petition the court for Letters of Administration of your father's estate would go through the home looking for evidence of any...

Are you saying he put the money in his personal account and not an estate account? That is a big no-no. I would speak with him, ask him for...

Speak with the attorney and ask him or her.

The house will pass to your father's probate estate first and then to his legal heirs. It would be an inheritance meaning his separate property. ...

Unless your daughter was adopted by your mother, she has no legal right to anything - you and your other siblings would share your mother's estate....

Follow the attorney's advise and get a litigator ASAP. It is the only way to stop her.

If it was already recorded it cannot be undone. What you can do is ask the court to ratify the contract.

Sounds like a real mess. The reality is, once properly appointed by a court, yes your brother can give you a 60 day notice and you will have to...

Probably not, but much more information would be required to help you. The bottom line is you had notice of what was going on and you could have...