Out of Curiosity
Question. My grandmother passed away March 5, 2004 leaving behind a will that was found by my father.He tells me that the will was not signed by my grandmother so he said that he needed to get it forged so that the property and funds will not be in the states hands.My grandmother owned adouble-wide mobile home valued at 70,000k plus a large checking account.My dad owes child support towards me for over 15 years, and nothing.I just backed away because that against the law for forgery.Ireally could use some help over this situation. willindealin@aol.com

being evicted may i relocate to house going through probate
my grandfather recently passed away. in his will, he stated that everything be split equally by my brother and myself. a woman he dated for about a year and a half prior to his death is now contesting the will. previous to all of this, in 2002, my grandmother passed away. her assets were split equally between my brother, our mother (her daughter) and myself. that included her half of their house. as of now, i am be evicted from my current residence, they gave my mother and myself a 5 day notice to quit. i believe it is due to the fact that they were misinformed of my mother inheiriting our mobile home from her father, which is not true, she did not inheirit anything from him, she was not in his will period. we were given 4 options in the 5 day notice 1- to sell the mobilehome, 2- replace exisiting mobilehome with a new one, 3- sell the mobilehome to a third party and 4- apply for tenancy ourselves. our application for tenancy was turned down. my question is : that if myself owning 1/6 of my grandparents house, and my mother another 1/6, do we have the right to take residency at the home while the other half of the estate is going through probate and the contesting of the will?