How do I avoid excessive taxes on an 401K that my children inherited?

Ignoring the fact that the amounts in question are small and somewhat of a nuisance, this is the best way to preserve these monies and let them...

Can I avoid probate if property is given to me prior to my mothers death?

Yes you can avoid probate. But in PA that is not a big deal, especially if you intend to sell mom's home after death. If that is the case, the...

How to insure jointly owned property goes to child?

You are really stuck if dad survives mom. But you should at least have mom draft her will to protect you if she does survive. As for dad, it...

In MN, can a parent waive the rights of a child that is between 18 and 21 years old?

For what purpose, for income taxes, inheritances, or what? Please give more details so your concerns can be answered.

If the deceased spouse has liabilities in his name only, is the surviving spouse responsible ? His sole assets will not cover.

If you did not co-sign or guarantee the decedent's debts, they are the sole responsibility of his probate estate. You do not have to pay these...

Most states allow for the reimbursement of out of pocket costs of the personal representative. These costs should be reasonable in amount and...

Do I have a case?

Sorry to have to tell you that her prior written will controls and you are only entitled to what the prior will provides. Hope this helps....

[Name omitted], a wealthy businessman, befriended a man who over a period of more than ten years did everything

These are tough cases to win or predict the winner. Any opinion will depend on which side you choose to argue for. These are inherently factual...

How is a power of attorney removed from michigan changed to someone else in califorina where this perosn now lives?

The trust may and should have successor trustees named when someone becomes unavailable. Check the trust provisions. Even so, you mom may want to...

Can my sister who has POA and her attorney change the title of their house over to her son? Parents have Alzheimers.

You need to retain estate counsel immediately in the state where your parents reside. There may be undue influence or fraud or duress or breach of...