convict_breeder;1778893; said:
well the money my mom said when she was alive was mine and yah i have a alot of proof that she said i get her stuff
I am sorry for the loss of your mom

I lost my dad 8 years ago in June and I had the same problem. He had a partner who is was with for 9 years, they brought a house together which was worth a fair amount and he put all of his retirment money into that house.
He suddenly died of a heart attack in 2000 without warning, previous to this he always told me that if anything should happen to him I would be taken care of and he told me I had been included in his will. he originally made a will in 1994, then when they moved to this new house in 1998 he made a new will which my aunt was a witness to and i was left money in that will.
when he died his partner refused to speak to me, she pretty much blanked me at the funeral. she was always mean to me anyway, if my dad ever brought me a pair of jeans or something she would throw a fit and shout and tell him to not spend money on me. I was still at school at this point.
Anyway when he died she refused to let me see the will, she actually stalled me from seeing it for 3 months but did tell me that my dads money would be split between me and her 3 children (not my dads kids hers and they were all in thier 30's) in the end i went to the solicitor and finally got a copy of the will which was dated 1994 not 1996 when he made a new will. I was not in the will, but how could someone put forward an out of date will and get away with it? I couldn't prove the later will which i was in so i ended up with absolutely nothing. His partner died 3 years later and her 3 kids walked away with all of my dads money. The law sucks but most of when it comes to money some people can be so devious and greedy!
I don't know what to suggest, your aunt should respect your moms wishes and give you what is yours and what she wanted you to have.