Can the amount in the decedents IRA be estimated on the pa rev-1500 or does it need to be exact?

I agree with the previous two answers, except that Attorney Stewart makes the assumption that the IRA was the only asset, and the rest of your...

In designating beneficiaries for my IRA, is there any way to have my daughters-in-law receive her predeceased husband's share?

You need to talk to the representative for the financial institution your IRA is held by. As far as I know, all of them allow you to name...

How to file for divorce while living in the same house?

I’m going to give you the best advice on this subject: spend the money for a consultation with an experienced family lawyer before you do anything...

This is a real estate question, so I’ll reclassify it. However, I’m curious about your reasoning. Why do yo want to put her name on the deed? ...

Hire an experienced probate attorney to represent you ASAP. This is not a situation you should try to handle by yourself. Good luck.

All attorneys in PA are licensed to practice in any county in the state, so their office address is not an issue. However, make sure your...

Attorney Rabin’s answer was an excellent one. I am writing to add that nowadays I believe it is unusual and on the border of unacceptable for...

Can i get child support and spousal support before i start filing for divorce?

If you and your husband are not living together, you may file for spousal and child support at any time. There is no need to file for divorce at...

If the will and estate have been probated in PA but a property also exists in NY will it have to probate there to change deed?

Yes, there is a procedure whereby once letters testamentary have been issued by a PA court, a court in another state can open an ancillary probate...

My grandma was sent a deed in the mail house is paid for she lived in the house for 25 years the man she rented the house died

I believe your question is actually a real estate question. If I understand what you are saying, the man who rented the house to your grandmother...