You are not legally bound to attend this hearing. Your brother, the Petitioner, was legally bound, however, to give you notice under Pennsylvania...

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I agree with everything that my friend and colleague, Mr. Coulter has written, but only wish to add the following: Your husband could have made...

My advice is to contact the owners or managers or caretakers of the cemetery to ask them their policy on headstones. They will be able to tell you...

The key questions here is whether your stepmother ever married your dad and whether they were together before January 1, 2005.. If the answer to...

The answer to your question depends upon whether the deceased and his wife had any children in common. Under the Pennsylvania Laws of Intestate...

My advice: Get to a lawyer, pronto. I'm sure there are more facts in this case which a lawyer would gladly hear. This much I can tell you: If...

You bet. You can hire a lawyer who can petition the Orphans' Court of Montgomery County for an accounting. Because so much time has run off the...

I regret to advise you that the answer to your question is no. You can challenge the state's law of intestate succession, since anybody with a...

I totally agree with my colleague, Mr. Zelinger and wish to add the following: When you die, your assets and liabilities become part of your...

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The legal answer is that the beneficiary designation in the Vanguard account controls, regardless of what the will says. Since the Vanguard...