Mom's estate is now the owner of the property. Probate is likely required. Speak with an attorney. Get a free consultation to discuss next steps.

With all due respect, deeds are recorded and it is easy to figure out how the deed was titled then and is titled now. You can have an attorney...

If your mother is a tenant she has no standing in the probate matter. The Administrator, if appointed by the court, has the right to provide a 60...

You should be able to just probate the sister's estate since title never transferred to your mother. It will just require explanation to the court...

Get an attorney and enforce your rights as an heir. Obviously she is not going to cooperate unless you do.

File a motion to vacate those hearings based on the courts previous order. I recommend getting yourself an attorney so you can focus on your...

If they were given as gifts, she has no right to claim them back. I would simply tell her you are not giving them back and then move on.

First, the on-line docket is not perfect and should not be relied on. Look at the actual filings. What it means however, is that a dismissal was...

Show up at the hearing? Not much else you can do.

No. There must be a filed lawsuit. Additionally, as a pro per you cannot issue a subpoena. An attorney or the court are the only ones allowed to...