Dont want to do probate

Not clear what you are asking. I believe you meant intestate (without a will). What assets did your mom own? How was title held? What do you...

Is my step father entitled to my mother's house even though it was only in her name ?

This is an elder law issue. You will need to file for conservatorship of your mother. The conservator will then be able to deal with the loan and...

There is 4 surviving when uncle died. 3 were asked to sign a waiver on probate of will. what does this mean.

I agree with the other attorney but only if you are sure it is a waiver of notice. You should read it carefully to determine what you are being...

Can I sue my Brother for not giving me the remainder of my inheritance monies left to me by my Mom in 2009?

You need to consult an attorney in the county where your mother died. It sounds like your brother may be guilty of financial elder abuse. The...

Kevin and James give you the proper advice. The POD account was not a probate account. On your father's death 1/2 became yours and 1/2 your...

Both our parents are deceased. Both my sisters have their own homes and want no part of my parents house and want me to have it.

Both attorneys are correct. You will need to go through probate to transfer your parents' interest. Your sister can sign a qualified disclaim,...

What recourse do the heirs have if the PR has taken funds from the estate and deposited them into their peronsal account?

Both attorneys are correct. This is self dealing and commingling. Both of which are big no nos. Consult a local attorney immediately.

Can my sisters sign a qualified disclaimer to give me my parents (both deceased) home?

Both attorneys are correct. Qualified disclaimers are a matter of timing so consult an attorney without delay.

Is it possible to get an advance on inheritance?

You should contact a local attorney. Preliminary distributions are an option. They require a petition of the court. If the estate is large, and...

Evicting someone without a lease?

The fact that the loan is in your name is not dispositive as to ownership. In addition, your facts state that your step-mother and her daughter...