Gifts are generally irrevocable so as long as she had the capacity to gift them, they are yours.

There is no fast and easy answer. Your mother must sue your father and sister and you will not find a pro bono attorney to do that. Just note...

Do you have a copy of the will? Was the estate probated? Without the will there isn't anything you can do. With the will, you can probate it...

If it is part of the estate and you are refusing to leave, you can be sued for those things. If you already own the property together, you can be...

Do nothing until you have the matter reviewed by an attorney. There may well be liability but without review it is impossible to say what it is or...

Yes you and your siblings share your parent’s share.

It sounds like you probated an estate with a pour over will? Your post is not clear. If that is the case, has the court formally ordered final...

Replacement or review of what? Please repost with more specificity.

File a motion to set aside the judgment and fight the divorce if that is what you want. You can also just leave it alone and be divorced if there...

ASAP and certainly before any cut-off dates required by law.