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yes thats sounds correct. will the property stand idle while this process goes on?

excellent answer. a lot of money and a lot of uncertainty an emotional pain. families can be more distructive than anything a stranger could inflict. good luck.

lets hope they can come to an agreement. perhaps the deceased should have left the property to the grandchild? can property be transferred before probate is granted? does probate require a solicitors involvement?

lizzie i think it can happen with things like farms and businesses. in those cases there usually formal estate planning measures put in place and discussions prior. it can still be contested of course especially with the complex family structures some have these days. sometimes a person may...

is the property now in the joint names of the 2 brothers? or is probate still to be determined? if in joint names and one opposes the sale, how will this be resolved? how could this situation be avoided in the future? if someone really wants to keep a property in the family...

this is a mess i agree but it is not uncommon. we do not have all the facts of course and there are numerous possibilities based on what has been disclosed. i wonder who the executer is or perhaps this will be a joint venture? are there any other siblings or dependents? the 2nd wife...

is it about the money or the property? do you think your brother resents the fact the house may become your property? families can be funny things. rather sad there is this conflict but it is more common than some some would believe. agree ask him what he wants. hopefully it can be resolved...