Probate

My mother left the house to three grandchildren. Do I include the house in the inventory to send to Court? If two wish to keep the house and one wants to sell, and the one that wants to sell get a court order saying they do not wish to be a cotenant; will the judge order the house be sold?

My Father and his wife lived in Florida. Father's wife had a joint checking account with her elderly mother in Mississippi. This account had approximately $200,000.00. The Mother passed away. Three grandchildren (nieces of my father's wife) filed suit claiming their share of the $200,000.00. There is on file a letter from the attorney for my Father's wife's in Mississippi stating that a Mississippi statute protects the money from any claims by the grandchildren or nieces, because it was jointly held. Fast forward, my father died unexpectedly at their home in Florida. Last fall he had my brother and I put on all of their checking accounts jointly. My father's wife's will (she is not deceased but is dealing with Alzheimer) leaves her estate to her husband (now deceased) and her nieces. My question--- Is their a statute in the state of Florida similar to the one in Mississippi that leaves that money that is jointly held by my father's wife, my brother and myself to the 3 of us? i.e. is it protected from any claims by the grandchildren/nieces?

If I am part owner of a checking account, and the other owner expires, am I allowed to withdraw the entire balance, or do the heirs inherit the whole amount?

My father and mother died an did not have a will leaving their home to anyone. I have three adult sisters and one brother. Whom does the house pass to by law?

My father-in-law passed away 10 years ago and left his home to his wife. However, the deed is still in his name. How do we get it changed into her name? He did leave a will stating that the house is hers.