Q: Can a Estate be over turned ?
my father just died i had to pay all the funeral but my half sister and her oldest sister were given an estate of my child home my mother gave me after she past 12yr ago and i have the first deed when they purchesed it ,after she past my dad was pretty much homless so i let him stay with me and well he remaired had an other kid and sret daughter then 6yrs ago they divorced and moved out now they made me move out because they have a paper of estate and didnt evan go to the funeral plz help now im homeless and my realy sister died 2 days after my father more to story but ,please
A:
You need to act fast. You should go get a copy of the Estate Paperwork, etc. They may have been required to serve you, and didn't, or created some other legal issue. However, if you do not get it all straight, you may lose anything you should have received. It sounds like you had at least 1/2 interest in the house when your mom died. However, that also may not be true. It really needs a professional look-over.
DO NOT WAIT! GET THE COURT PAPERS ASAP!
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