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After the death of the landlady, ownership reverts to the original owners but the PIE Act still applies.
You should have qualified for the previous TERS extension but the new TERS only applies to certain employees.
If the owner nominates an heir in their will, that person will become the legal owner of the house.
It will be cheaper if the house is inherited by the heir through a will.
You can contact the mine owners and ask them for help.
If the first wife agreed to the second marriage, the second wife and her children have the same protection and rights.
If a buyer breaches the sale agreement, the seller can take them to court.
No, but he has inherited a child's share, just like you and your sister.
Yes. You can go into Debt Review and possibly work out a new repayment plan.
If they have valid claim to the house, you can ask a mediator to help your family come to an agreement.