Wills and Estates

My sister and I along with two others that have 1/4 undivided interest, and a life tenant were left a home. My sister and I are the only two surviving. How do I change the deed to reflect this? Will we have the right to sell?

What steps must I take to put in writing for my kids (Ages 13 and 19) to get monthly payouts after my death from my term life insurance policy?

My brother is executor of my dad's estate. I received my dad's bank accounts. My step brother is selling the mobile home that sets on rented property. We are to split the proceeds of that sell. I have been paying the rent since May 2008, do I have to continue paying? What do I need to do?

My father died May 2005 without a will. He left a CD payable upon death to my brother and me from the sale of a farm he had purchased before marrying his second wife that has been paid out. His current wife was to get the house, 2 cars, bank accounts, and retirement funds, etc. His wish was for all the tools, guns, and personal possessions be appraised first and then sold in auction for the best price. He wanted for my brother and me to have first bid on anything we wanted before the public auction. It's been almost 3 years and his wife is still grieving and has not done anything to fulfill his wish. Because neither of them could agree on a will, he said we would have to fight for what we want and pay her for it. Can she hold off and leave it to her daughter and leave my brother and me out? I've been told we got our part and that was all we were entitled to. As far as personal possessions, such as rings, watches etc, it's up to the wife if she wants to allow us to buy them. Is it true that there is absolutely no way my brother and I could legally get her to have an auction without a will. What if she passes and leaves it all to her daughter? These are my father's possessions; is there anything we can do legally to get his possessions?

My step-father passed away without leaving anything to my mother. Debt collectors have been calling her requesting that she pay her late husband's credit card debt. Does his debt become her debt upon his death? If not, what should she tell the debt collectors?