I cannot answer this question because we do not know what the law may be twenty years from today, and this is an issue that may result in a change...

Absent misconduct by the named executor, and considering the acquiescence of the beneficiaries, the executor named in the Will should stand.

Section 6201 of Title 20 of Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes governs disclaimers in Pennsylvania. You can disclaim any interest in property...

I have changed the subject of your question to probate. To answer it, I need to know if any of those who predeceased you had a will that disposed...

In Pennsylvania, you are typically entitled to a "spousal share" under 20 Pa. C.S. 2106. Things can get complicated if you are in the midst of...

Unfortunately, under Title 13, Section 2201 of the Pennsylvania Code, it may not be a valid contract, and you may not have legal rights to enforce...

Title 20, Section 6201 deals with disclaimers. Any person may disclaim an interest in whole or in part by a written disclaimer which shall: (1) ...

If it is a term policy that had no cash surrender value when she applied for Medicaid (and hence it did not need to be liquidated) and if it is...

You are not getting attorney answers to this question because it is impossible to provide an answer without reading the lease agreement you signed...

As attorney Steven M Zelinger stated, you cannot simply title a bank account in the name of a revocable living trust. Instead, you must actually...