Q: Hello. My dads will said I get half of everything, but my sister locked me out and called the sheriffs. The attorneys sa

A: I'm sorry to hear about the difficult situation with your father's will and estate. It sounds like there may be some legal complications and disputes with your sister. Here are a few thoughts:

Under California law, the terms of a valid will generally dictate how assets are distributed after someone passes away. If your father's will clearly states that you are to receive half of everything, you likely have a strong legal claim to that inheritance.

However, will contests and estate disputes between family members are not uncommon, especially with complex family dynamics or if someone feels the will is unfair. Your sister locking you out and involving law enforcement seems to indicate she is contesting your inheritance rights for some reason.

Attorneys specializing in estate law and probate are best equipped to advise you on the strength of your legal position and what steps to take next. If you don't have a lawyer yet, look for one experienced in contested wills and trust litigation.

In the meantime, avoid any confrontations or attempts to access the property without legal guidance. Document all communications with your sister and her attorney. Gather any evidence supporting your claim, like a copy of the will and records of your father's intentions.

The legal process may take some time to resolve, but a skilled attorney can help protect your rights and work to uphold the terms of your father's will. I know it's a painful situation, but try to be patient as you work through the necessary legal steps. Wishing you all the best in resolving this.