East Brunswick, NJ
Estate planning Lawyer at East Brunswick, NJ
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +8 more
Sadly I'm not clear on your facts. You first indicate that there are 3 children named on the bank account; subsequently you say the account had...
Assuming your father was domiciled in PA and PA law will control then his next of kin are his wife (if any) and his five children with the estate...
Since the estate was named the creditors can reach the proceeds. Had the decedent specifically named beneficiaries this would not have been the...
Your right to information about the estate is dependent on your interest in the estate. As was mentioned in a prior post once probated anyone can...
I'd recommend two steps: 1) Just like every Avvo page has a copyright notice on it each of your website pages should also have such a notice ©...
If her father lived in NY she is entitled to advance notice of any probate proceeding and a copy of any Will submitted to probate. If she has...
While you face an uphill battle if you have any evidence of your husband's intent other than your testimoney I'd recommend you sit down with an...
New York has explicit requirements for the preparation of a valid POA which will vary significantly depending on whether it was signed before or...
I concurr that acting alone the error on the Codicil is not enough to invalidate the Codicil however if there are other facts which might be used...
While I agree with most if not everything said in the prior post the one thing I would mention is that if you are concerned that a sepaerate LLC...
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