Q: my sister is the executor of my fathers estate its been 2 yrs now 1st she said she was having issue with title due to my
descesed step mothers kids but know her name is solely on the title now her shes owner of the house and wont show us itemized letter she said shell live in the house till she passes and then the state is to take over i don't understand why and how that's possible she took all monies r any bonds my father had and said he wanted her to have it
A: You should IMMEDIATELY consult an experienced family law and/or probate attorney in the County where the Estate is being administered. Something is just not right here. Have you seen a copy of the will? A copy is filed in the Courthouse in the case file, and as an heir, you are entitled to a copy of anything in the file, upon paying costs of copies. You can do this yourself, or have your attorney do it. It would probably be best if you got copies of all the important stuff in the Court File before you see the attorney, so he can advise you more fully on your first visit. In Oklahoma, probate records are private, and only interested parties, and their attorneys have access to them. Good luck.
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