In January my father-in-law died. He had an attorney for his estate, but the attorney advised the daughters (all 3) to wait 4 years to probate the will. In the will he left the oldest daughter as executor and for the girls to "share and share alike." This is not happening and the two oldest sisters have changed the locks on the house and have decided not to let my wife the youngest have a key. I am aware there is not much she can do about this unless we sue them, which we cannot afford to pursue. The thing I have been trying to find out is the attorney had said that the only way the girls could sell his truck, unless someone elses name was on the title, would be for all three girls to sign off on it. The oldest daughter took the truck to a car dealership and signed a TxDot Form VTR 262 which only she signed which makes her the sole heir to the vehicle. She even had the form Notarized. Since her name is not on the title I believe she falsified this form which states at the bottom it is a Class 3 Felony to do. Both her and my father-in-law signed the Rights of Survivorship agreement on the front of the title, but again since her name is not on the title I think the agreement is completely invalid. All we are trying to do is get the other two girls to quit acting like my wife is less than an equal since we have lived in the same town as my in-laws so we could help them whenever they needed for the last 20 years until they passed on. If it is not legal what her sister did we can make some of this crap stop. Please help.