Philadelphia, PA
Probate Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Probate, Wills & Living Wills ... +2 more
POA gives you the right to act on the property, but if you did nothing, then you didn't transfer the property to yourself. At her death, the POA...
By saying "Willed" it to you, it seems to mean that your dad had a Will, Registered with the Register of Wills? If so, take a look at what it says...
Given that this might be the easiest (cheapest) way to get them to talk to you, you would likely wish to respond, but I would also find a Probate...
The answer will depend on a number of things; was the bank account funded with any money that was not your grandmothers, how aggressive are the...
You have the right to file a Will contest...but is she dead yet...that is unclear. These cases are rather complex and fact specific. The best we...
You could try to take this on yourself, but the reality is that if you want action quickly and efficiently you need an attorney that focuses on...
There are so many things that could be done and so many bad things that could happen it is impossible to cover them all here. You need a good...
It hinges on "shared ownership", take a look at the deed, is your mother on the deed as an owner? If so, she gets to say who is in the house just...
Minnesota banks are very particular about depositing checks only into the name of the person to whom the check is made out and, unlike NY or FL,...
She is only obligated to repay what she made herself responsible for. To sort this out she should consult with a Probate Lawyer to review all the...