Haverford, PA
Elder law Lawyer at Haverford, PA
Practice Areas: Elder Law, Estate Planning ... +5 more
I would want to examine two preliminary issues. Is the Power of Attorney valid in Pennsylvania, or is it form obtained at a stationery store or on...
I agree with most of the other answers you have received on this question, with some exceptions noted below: You should definitely turn over any...
You should visit the Register of Wills in the county where he lived prior to his death and ask to be appointed the administrator of his estate. You...
An experienced attorney needs to examine the trust before providing any answer. A few questions that immediately come to mind: Who is the trustee?...
I have placed your question in the correct practice area, where you are more likely to receive the answers you seek. Wait for a few days until you...
It would be impossible to provide a straightforward answer to your question without knowing much more. The first concern would be whether or not...
I concur with my colleagues who use the Johnson Estate tables as the framework for charging fees. Although I maintain time records to prove the...
It has been five days since this question was posted. I will try. At the outset, the Pennsylvania Power of Attorney laws found in Title 20 (The...
You present two different issues. The first concerns performing a title search, and the second issue deals with who owns the house. I conducted...
As the agent under a Pennsylvania Power of Attorney, you do not have any personal obligation to pay expenses of the principal. In fact, the...
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