As the prior attorneys have stated, the amount paid would not have been for just a simple will. But it seems odd, that he paid this amount, yet he...

Is it wise to sign legal papers stating a will will not be contested before a hearing of the will contents?

This is probably not a good idea. Never agree to anything until you know all the facts and consult with your own attorney who has his eye out for...

Sch C - Sole proprietor switched from using SS# to EIN mid-year. Do I need separate schedule C's for both numbers?

On Schedule C there is an area to include the EIN number of a sole proprietor. If your operations are continuous and you include the EIN there...

Does a beneficiary have to accept deed for property in an irrevocable liqiud trust where trustee has power to distrubute in kind

Be careful here because there may be adverse income tax implications for you. Depending on the type of trust and its terms, it may be that you...

Can my ex wife sue me for money/property I received when my parents passed away after the date that a divorce was filed?

Generally, gifts and bequests are not part of the marital property subject to equitable division. That is the law in PA and in many other...

Will Medical Assistance in MN lein a property after the surviving spouse dies?

You do not state some important facts, like how much the house is worth, other assets and the amount of medical assistance debt. However, if the...

Am i responsible for my fathers depts/cc at his death i am the blood son i have a blood sister and two adopted siblings .

As stated the estate is responsible for the decedent debts, not the individual beneficiaries. However, any assets you are to receive from the...

In PA the executor would be granted a very modest fee for administering assets outside the probate estate, perhaps 1%. Also, note that any...

I found money in PA treasury unclaimed in grand mothers name, mother owed state for nursing home can I claim grandmothers only

Without the wills and trusts and the steps taken in administration, it is tough to answer your question. But, first your mother's estate must pay...

No, typographical and harmless errors do not impact the validity of legal documents. Hope this helps. If you think this post was helpful, please...