The lawyer who did my stepdad's will won't return my phone calls, how can I see the will and follow out his wishes?

I agree with my colleagues. Expanding on their replies, a Last Will and Testament typically includes a designated "Executor". This is the...

It's important to recognize the interplay between Probate/Estate Administration Law and Public Benefits/Disability Law, as well as the complexity...

Mother has will (completed by Atty) that states wife was intentionally left out of will. Husband is now contesting will.

My colleagues are correct. Pennsylvania has a statute allowing a disinherited spouse to "elect" against the Will and receive a portion of the...

According to my deceased husband's will, he mentioned that when he died he would give and bequeath all his tangible property,

I agree with my colleague. This is a terrific forum for general information, but this is a factually specific question. However, an attorney...

Can a POS sell someone's house if they are in a nursing home?

I agree with Mr. Kirtland. Whether and Agent under Power of Attorney may do anything (e.g., sell property belonging to the Principal) depends...

What penalties can my brother expect for not changing the house into his name after my mother's death?

This is more than one simple issue. I suggest you and your brother meet with an Estate Administration attorney knowledgeable in complex issues.

My mother passed away last year. I have received 2 checks owed to her. There is no estate.

I'm assuming when you say "...checks owed to her", they are made out in her name for repayment of some kind of debt. You should speak with an...

I agree with my colleagues. Your boyfriend can choose not to serve as executor.

How do i get legal power of attorney over my life mate, still married, yet we have been together for almost 13 years

If your life mate has sufficient mental capacity, he can execute a Power of Attorney authorizing you to make financial and personal (and possibly...

Can an estate be completed without an attorney?

The simple answer to your question is "Yes" - you can complete an Estate without an attorney. However, this is not advisable. Although the...