Do u have to tell the executor of a will u r changingthe executor to someone else?
The person holding the POA cannot change your aunt's Will and the appointment of the executor is in the Will. The actual authority to act as...
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The person holding the POA cannot change your aunt's Will and the appointment of the executor is in the Will. The actual authority to act as...
Like Ms. Shah, I also charge on an hourly basis. There is no "law" in PA about charging by a percentage on an estate. Many attorneys look at an...
I am assuming that your wife's mother and grandfather lived in PA and that the document is a trust governed by PA law. If that is the case, you...
You need to hire an Orphans' Court litigator in the county where your mother and stepfather lived and died to review this with you. You don't say...
I wholeheartedly agree with Mr. Masiuk. The beneficiary of any trust, much less a supplemental needs trust, will have no authority to take out a...
I am going to guess that the irrevocable trust was possibly an asset protection trust used in conjunction with obtaining VA Aid and Attendance...
I know you wish you could get a quick answer here from a PA attorney, but it is not going to happen. You need to contact a California probate...
You need a California probate attorney, preferably in the county where the decedent lived. No attorney in PA should answer your question unless...
Mr. Korteling is correct. If your aunt is alive and this was a revocable trust, the tax identification number is likely her social security...
There are 2 possibilities, but you need an elder law attorney. First is the adult child caregiver exemption, which, so long as you provided care...