Noone can place odds on that, but the delay will definitely factor into a court's decision on whether it is appropriate.

Without seeing the document itself, no one can say. However, the process you described is a legal way to make an agreement.

Your post makes no sense. It sounds like you are looking for money you inherited but then said you were left OUT of the Will.

It depends on what the trust says and it is difficult based on your post, to know if you are reading all of the correct paragraphs. Trusts usually...

Sue them in small claims court..................................................................................

Your only option is to find another title company that is willing to close sooner, but that is unlikely. You do not say how the property is vested...

How did he do that? Was he on title by himself or did he have other authority such as being a trustee of a trust, or did he do it fraudulently? ...

You both have an equal say unless a judge says otherwise............................................

Yes you need to file a Petition for Removal and serve the her and the bond company. It is up to the judge if he surcharges her for your legal...

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It sounds like the 2nd attorney was hired for the sole purpose of fighting a competing petition against another petitioner. In that case, that...