My father in law has passed away a few days ago, my husbands brother had the will changed.

If your father was adjudicated incapacitated by the court, any Will that he signed after that adjudication by the court is null and void. Your...

I am a doctor but don't my own practice, I work in other doctors office. What is best way to protect my assets from law suits

If you are married and it does not cause a federal estate tax issue, title your assets in joint name with your wife. You may want to consider...

In Pennsylvania, when a person dies intestate, how long does it take for the heirs to received their money?

First, I am sorry for your loss. As to your question, the answer is yes, it usually takes about a year to settle the estate. The PA Inheritance...

What should I do next?

From the comments you have made and because Jackie's name and facts are familiar to me from prior posts, I am suspecting that you did not have...

Please accept my sympathy for your loss. In PA, it is not necessary to probate to change the title of a vehicle so long as you can show that you...

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You husband can sign as many Wills as he wants without your knowledge and you can sign as many Wills as you want without his knowledge, so long as...

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Can someone who's named Power of Attorney get a copy of the document if the signer doesn't give it to them?

At this point I believe it is incumbent upon her attorney to go visit with her to determine what her state of capacity is. Additionally, her...

Elizabeth A. Kaufman is this woman a good lawyer???

Two years is not an uncommon amount of time if the house was on the market for a long time. I can suspect that the filing of the PA Inheritance...

Where do I go to protect myself as I was treated Unfairly by Agencies?

A 302 action is a 72 hour involuntary commitment action that can be enforced by relaying to the county mental health agency that some action or...

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Just found out Brother stole from grandmother but is on bank acvount

First, if your brother is on your grandmother's account and she lives in PA, the bank will permit him to make withdrawals, but the PA statute...