Wills and Estates

I was sent an interlocutory letter from my grandmother's attorney requesting my signature to confirm I received my inheritance from her estate. Don't I have a right to know the total amount of her estate, who and how much each person received? The letter stated I don't need to know this information. My late grandmother made us aware of certain assets she set aside for each of us. We are being told she died penniless and the amount we received was far less than promised; however, my Dad all of a sudden has hired 3 financial advisors to manage his estate. This man was broke before my grandmother's death.

What form do I need when there is two people on the deed but one of them is deceased?

in new york state, if a person dies and has a last will & testament and the estate that is worth less than $20,000, is probate required by law

My husband passed away 2.5 years ago and we had a written up paper stating our daughter was to handle our affairs in the event something happened to us together, it also stated in the event something happened to either of us we leave all our worldly possessions to each other. Our daughter and son-in-law witnessed it and dated it but I cannot find the original, just the copy my daughter had in her safe, is this a legal document?

my husband hired an administrator to take care of things while his parents estate goes through probate, after probate is finished can we buy out the other siblings that want to sell the home or will we have to purchase the home through a Realtor? The administrator wants to apply my husbands inheritance money to the home and make the purchase through a Relator