What are my rights as a caregiver in an estate issue
As Ms. Arnold has pointed out, the "words" which were spoken to you about keeping the house are only just words. They have no legal power. I've...
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As Ms. Arnold has pointed out, the "words" which were spoken to you about keeping the house are only just words. They have no legal power. I've...
Assuming a properly funded trust (meaning that the deed to Mom's house has been changed to show that the Trust is the owner) or a "pour over" will...
As Pennsylvania lawyers, we are bound by the Rules of Professional Conduct, which are our rules of attorney ethics. Rule 1.16 provides...
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In agreeing with my colleagues, I would add only the following: While it's true that you were mom's caregiver, as you've told us, I'm assuming...
It's not clear from your question whether or not your mother is presently alive or deceased. If she is deceased and you are the executor, your...
I agree with my colleagues. Regardless of how or whether you can prove any right to the cycle, at present, it sits on property owned, at the...
I agree with my two colleagues, and add the following: Just because the bank accounts which you held with your grandmother are now yours "by...
Sorry about your losses. If your grandfather lived in Philadelphia as you do, then go to the Register of Wills Office, Room 180, City Hall and...
In agreeing with Mr. Whalen and Mr. Frederick, two learned colleagues for whom I have much respect, I would add the following: The very common...
In agreeing with my fine colleague also from Bucks County, I would add the following: This is clearly a situation where someone needs to get...