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Sure. If they are on title as joint tenants if you dad dies first then title vests in your brother and does not form part of the estate.

If they are on title as tenants-in-common then when your dad dies his half vests in the estate.

So if your parents have Wills that are not fair to you when they die you would bring an application under the Wills Variation Act and seek to have a court rectify the distribution to make it fairer for you.

Does that help?

Please feel free to post back with any follow-up questions you may have.

Does the Will also say he gets the full house?

So you would not be suing your brother. You would make a claim to the estate.

But you have no grounds to sue your brother. You can only make a claim to the estate. You would not get the house but could get other assets.

Yes but you would need proof.

If you sue then you have the burden of proof which means you have to bring evidence to convince the court.

He can sell items but the money has to go to your dad.

I suggest you consider having a consultation with a lawyer now to see what preparations if any you should consider now.