Can a felon be executor of estate in Pennsylvania?
I am a Pennsylvania licensed attorney and the answer is no.
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I am a Pennsylvania licensed attorney and the answer is no.
A Power of Attorney is used during lifetime to manage the finances of an individual. If your mother is deceased, your brother can convey his...
I, too, agree with Mr. Fischer and Mr. Masiuk. There are issues with a delinquent PA Inheritance Tax return and possibly penalties and interest...
Your best option is to obtain local counsel and bring a petition for citation to show cause why whomever was the Power of Attorney should not file...
Real property can have titled held in a trust, however, the trustee's name must be on the deed so to indicate who has the power to sign the deed.
If by buying a house together, you mean that both of their names are on the house, you cannot challenge her interest in the house. If the title...
No. The estate cannot pay your legal fees. You can use your share of the inheritance once it is received to reimburse for what you spent but you...
The question is does your POA give you unlimited gifting power and are you identified as a permissible donee. If so, you can make the transfer...
The answer is no. No one under the age of 18 can serve as an administrator in PA. The children will take in equal shares under the intestacy laws...
As the other two attorneys have said, you have no interest in the Power of Attorney unless your in-laws specifically make you the successor agent...