Wills and Estates

My parents have both passed away. I am Successor-Trustee for their Rev Living Trust. They owned a family farm which has not been distributed as of yet. Can I sell a small piece of acreage to satisfy a debt? What if this piece of land is earmarked for a certain heir if still within the Trust at time of settlement--can I still sell it? This piece of ground is not connected to the original family farm at all. I have two people wanting to build a home on it. It is the easiest piece of land to sell and it would satisfy all creditors.

Before my husband passed away, we had signed a contract with a large law firm in Maryland and have a medical malpractice suit ongoing at the present time. My husband just passed away the 15th of February and the law firm wants me to open a small estate in my husbands' name. What is this for and is it for my benefit or the law firms benefit, and is it safe to open a small estate?

My sister died January 15th and left a house in foreclosure, a car worth about $3,000, an insurance policy for $10,000. No husband, no parents, no children, only three half brothers, can I file a small estate affidavit, and what is a fair price to pay for that?

My grandfather died intestate leaving 91 acres of land in Mississippi. My Mother is his last surviving child. What share of that land is she entitled to?

My mother passed away this past December. She owned a condominium which was left to me, her daugher, in her will and by survivorship on the deed. What do I need to do, if anything, to get the condo put into my name?