My mother and sister shared ownership of property and a house. Both are deceased. How can the rest of the family take over.

This is the typical mess when no wills are drafted and no planning takes place. You need to retain estate counsel to take care of all of these...

My father has passed away and my brother is executor of the estate. For two years afetr my father pased, My brother withdrew 4

This makes no legal sense. After a person dies, all his accounts are to be transferred into the estate and no further activity is performed in the...

How do I give my mother my share left to me in an estate?

The second attorney touched on these issues. To be clear if the estate is early in its administration you may be able to file a qualified...

I brought a house with my brother several years ago and he has been claiming filing the taxes every year

I agree with the prior attorney. You can and should amend your returns for all open tax years to correctly claim the taxes and interest that you...

Regarding taxes

Under PA law, you would be subject to income tax on your earnings regardless of where they come from. You would need to file as a non-resident in...

For more information on QDOTS see my legal guide entitled US Citizen with a Non-citizen Spouse QDOT for Estate Planning at the following link...

My aunt who is now deceased was named on a valid will. My aunt does have her only sister living. Can that sister beneit ?

With these complicated and ambiguous facts and questions as to validity of documents any advice at this forum would be pure conjecture. You need...

Can i get a copy of my brothers will

Go to the register of will in the county where he died to get a copy. Call them first to see what the charges will be or perhaps you can get them...

Trust and how i can file pettion

You need an estates/trusts attorney to look at this situation to ascertain the reasonableness of the fees charged and to see why you have not been...

Can the trustor drop one of the beneficiaries from an irrevocable trust?

First, the trust is irrevocable which means that the provisions once drafted and the document executed by the grantor can not be changed. So...