Mom's Inherited House — Now the Siblings Are FIGHTING

Inherited a house with your brothers and sisters? When parents die, the family home is the one thing heirs can't split in half: one sibling wants to sell, one wants to keep it, one already lives there. Here's what the law actually does when siblings disagree, from no-will estates and buyouts to partition lawsuits, executors who stall, and Medicaid estate recovery, plus what parents can put in writing now so their kids never end up in court. CHAPTERS 0:00 When a brother claims the whole estate 0:31 No Will, No Say 3:24 Equal Isn't Always Fair 8:49 Keep, Buy Out or Sell 16:41 When One Sibling Won't Budge 21:55 The State's Claim 24:44 Before You Leave the House