It will be very helpful if you can find the original Power of Attorney, or a copy. If it was prepared by an attorney, they have have kept a...

If your sister is not the executor named in the Will, then here is how to deal with the situation: 1. Make sure your brother went to the county...

Assuming he is still competent, any disinterested party can act as witness on the Power of Attorney. Nursing homes have been pretty accommodating...

Sorry for your loss. If you are the beneficiary of the house. you and your sister, as executors, can transfer the deed to you. It really depends on...

Did your mother retain a life estate in the property when she sold it to your brother? If she did, she has the right to stay there til she dies or...

In Pennsylvania, unless your deed says otherwise, any property owned jointly between you and your husband will pass to you upon his death, as...

It depends on many factors. Was your father in law competent when the transfer was made? Was it done under power of attorney, or did he personally...

It depends, in Pennsylvania, real estate transfer tax would normally be due on the portion you transfer to your uncle. You originally put this...

Sorry for your loss. You must take your mother's will to the Register of Wills, in the county she resided in, and open a probate. The Register of...

Attorney Rabin is correct. It depends on what the will and the deed say. You need an executor to take over the estate and finish up the...