Can the executri sell the house to one of the beneficiaries if all but one agrees? There are four beneficiaries, executrix incl

If the house was left by Will to all beneficiaries, then all beneficiaries are going to have to sign off on the deed. The only possible exception...

How do I petition probate court?

Mr. Benz is absolutely correct. You need an attorney. If your father died a resident of CT, then you need to locate a probate attorney in CT. ...

Father wrote a $50,000.00 check that stated "loan" a week before he died, does that need to be paid back?

In PA money in a joint bank account during the life of the two parties belongs to the individual who contributed the money to the account. I am...

If I'm willed a home can the home be taken away? I am not on the mortgage/title/deed. What do I need to do to get the home?

I agree with Mr. Fischer. There is a lot of information missing in your question. If your name is in a Will, has the person died yet or not? If...

If a home is quitclaimed to a trust in Pennsylvania, can a nursing home go after the proceeds for payment?

I am in agreement with Mr. Coulter that you need to obtain counsel about this situation. When you say one of your parents is in long term care, I...

Parents have a revokable trust , one parent died. If other parent changes the trust does he have to tell the executor

It is not clear to me if your parents had a joint revocable trust or if each of them had a separate revocable trust. Joint revocable trusts are...

I have a will, living will and power of attorney. I want to change beneficiary. Can I do it myself. live in pa.

CAN you and SHOULD you are two different questions. Yes, you can change your Will yourself. Should you change your Will by yourself - Absolutely...

My aunt is mentally ill and she needs someone to totally take over, but she will not sign nothing .

As the other practitioner stated, you cannot obtain a Power of Attorney without your aunt's consent. But in some of the PA Courts, there is...

A retirement account such as 401(k) is not part of the probate estate and is not subject to the claims of your mother's creditors unless her...

Besides retaining an attorney what do I do for someone who's POA is abusing her power & abusing the client's rights?

You should obtain legal counsel with someone who is experienced, preferably, in Elder Law, but at least in estate planning and Orphans' Court...

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