Are parents required to split our adult sons ashes?
II am sorry to hear of your loss. To answer your question, Section 305 of Title 20 of the Pennsylvania statutes deal with the disposition of the...
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II am sorry to hear of your loss. To answer your question, Section 305 of Title 20 of the Pennsylvania statutes deal with the disposition of the...
In Pennsylvania, a Will must be in writing. The specific statute is 20 Pa.C.S. § 2502, which states: § 2502. Form and execution of a will:...
In order to properly answer that question, we would have to examine the Last Will and Testament. Sometimes the person who makes the Will grants the...
I cannot think of a stronger reason for you to visit an experienced estates and trusts attorney. While your distribution of your father's estate is...
Section 2514(14) of the Pennsylvania laws dealing with Wills (20 PaCS 2514(14) ) has a specific provision regarding cemetery plots. If they are not...
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You are under no obligation to provide for adult children in your Will. I have drafted Wills for clients that have not included adult children; in...
You need to visit a credentialed Elder Law attorney before you do anything because: 1. Contrary to what you have been told, your mom would still...
It is impossible to answer this question without knowing whether your first wife had a Last Will and Testament that left the property to you, or...
One important piece of information which would help to answer this question is who was appointed executor or administrator of your mother-in-law's...
Your question states that you need the advice for purposes of estate administration, so I've changed the category to "probate" from "elder...