My father passed dec 2014 THere was a will which I know I was executor because parents told me. How do I get copy of will? He w

Is your mother alive? You reference "parents" but do not mention mother's passing. If she is alive and as with most couples the majority of assets...

Can a ER dr refuse to give patient pain medication for broken hand

What do you want to do? If you do not get the treatment you desire or think is appropriate you can go to another health care provider. Many...

How long do i have to hold property of my aunts?

There are companies that do "skip tracing", to help find people. Self help efforts would include checking the post office for forwarding addresses....

Can I file an amendment if my son was not claimed on taxes for the past two years

Yes You can file an amendment for both years.

Is it appropriate for a POA to loan money from the dependent and not pay back upon the death dependent?

Assuming the loan you refer to is to the agent(?) the agent will have to repay it. It will now be the executor's responsibility to collect that...

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I live in WA. My deceased brother-in-law lived in Lancaster, PA. I am the back-up executor. Must I renunciate to decline?

Simply being named the alternate executor does not mean that you are required to do anything. You do not mention the primary executor. Have they...

I live with my mother in her house. how can she leave me the house without me getting slammed on taxes?

My answer is focused upon your premise of avoiding tax liability. I would want to know the acquisition cost paid by your mother for the house....

Does/should an estate attorney know the origins and circumstances of a last will? Do heirs have a right to know these details?

If the attorney is telling you he knows nothing about the will, there is little more that he can say. Do you suspect that he is concealing...

Assuming the two adult children are the only children surviving the decedent, and assuming there is no spouse, the estate will be divided 50-50 by...

Estate law-proof of relationship for executor of the will

If there is a will, you do not need to prove that you are related. You only have to prove that you are the person named as executor, to the...