Ask an attorney in Mexico. Their laws will control ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..:::::….

It is way to late to do anything about that now. This hsould have been addressed when an accounting was presented and before the estate was closed.

If your dad is listed as a beneficiary, you cannot do what you are trying to do. The person or persons listed must sign to claim it, period.

Your question is WAY to complicated for "internet advice". You need to hire an attorney to discuss your goals and navigate your options.

Who is to say what is common but it does happen………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

Yes you can, and your respective estate planning attorneys should be able to properly advise you on the process and consequences.

You don't really ask a question. It seems you want to disclose to someone or multiple people that she was left a gift from you parents trust? As...

When/how did she do that? Should could not have done it in a day. There isn't even a death certificate.

Your attorney is the best person to speak with as he/she is familiar with your case. You can also check the Court website. If there is a judgment,...

If you have received the proper notices, yes she can evict you. Speak with her and take this very seriously. See if you can work something out...