Philadelphia, PA
Probate Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Probate, Estate Planning, Tax
There is no way a deceased person can enter into any contract after his death. However, an estate can enter into contracts with the administrator...
To clarify my previous answer, your only real recourse which gives the legal protection you seek is to bite the bullet and transfer the property to...
The document is almost irrelevant if your sister stole money or assets from mom. If that is the case it does not matter what the document states...
Generally, the house gets a step up in basis to its date of death value, so if it is sold for its appraised value as reported on an estate or...
It would seem that the estate would be entitled to the refund. But perhaps they are holding it since the property taxes are in arrears for 2010. ...
It is next to impossible for you to do this and be successful without an experienced attorney. You need to get one if you want to pursue this...
No one can force you to probate a will, but understand the only person that can transfer property of a decedent is the executor where there is a...
You really need to get an estates attorney involved now. They need to look at all the details of your situation, such as how your mom could name...
Based on what you say, dividing the property is impractical. Your best bet is to have one of you buy the other out. You need an attorney to make...
As to the second answer, it is not "probably" subject to transfer taxes it IS subject to transfer taxes as Philadelphia and PA treat you and the...
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