It's over. Everything was probably jointly held between your father and his second wife. All that belongs to her, regardless of what his will says, because those assets pass outside of probate.
Also, his will, signed before he married her, was revoked with respect to his second wife. That means she inherits all community property and 1/3 of any separate property owned by your father, if any.
Finally, if there was a probate or spousal property petition in 2007, your opportunity to object to anything has long passed.
It's over. Everything was probably jointly held between your father and his second wife. All that belongs to her, regardless of what his will says, because those assets pass outside of probate.
Also, his will, signed before he married her, was revoked with respect to his second wife. That means she inherits all community property and 1/3 of any separate property owned by your father, if any.
Finally, if there was a probate or spousal property petition in 2007, your opportunity to object to anything has long passed.
