Can an executor who is also a lawyer receive both attorney's fees and an executor's commission i the state of Pennsylvania?
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Answered on October 04, 2009
Case law in Pennsylvania does allow for the attorney to receive both an executor's fee and a commission. However, the overall fee charged for both...
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I live in philadelphia I have letters of Admin. I want to put deed in my name. Everone signed off probate done.
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Answered on October 04, 2009
You need to retain a lawyer to complete this matter. It would appear that you need to have a new deed drafted. That deed needs to be done carefully...
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Regarding a will
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Answered on October 04, 2009
You must look closely at the terms of the will. If the will refers to the term "per stirpes" or provides for some sort of distribution scheme when...
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Donating money from a Revocable Living Trust ???
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Answered on October 04, 2009
If your dad is still alive, you may be able to accomplish this depending on the trust provisions. Without seeing the trust document, the following...
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My first ? is does the Executors have the right to sell pieces of equipment ,that have a fair market value of $15000 for $1000
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Answered on October 04, 2009
The executor has a fiduciary duty to protect and preserve the assets of the estate. He must also dispose of assets at their fair market value. ...
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Can a surviving Trustor change who will act as the Successor Trustee?
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Answered on September 29, 2009
I agree with Ms. Brewer. Although the trust can not be altered or amended, you can have the trustee removed for malfeasance or breach of fiduciary...
Can the surviving Trustor amend their Trust to change the Successor Trustee?
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Answered on September 29, 2009
Although the trust can not be altered or amended, you can have the trustee removed for malfeasance or breach of fiduciary duty through the court. ...
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How can i be put on as one of the beneficiaries of my fayhers trust
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Answered on September 29, 2009
If your father is now deceased his trust is irrevocable. That means that no one can change the terms of this trust, unless you can show fraud or...
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I am trying to get info on starting a Non-profit organization (a church). I don't know where to start...
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Answered on September 29, 2009
This is really something that you can not do by yourself. You need to first form a corporation or a trust to be the organization for charitable...
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How do I remove my name from secretary of state as a treasurer/secretary of a corp.in Texas?
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Answered on September 29, 2009
You should immediately sign a letter of resignation. The other directors and shareholders should hold a meeting and draft minutes electing new...
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