Philadelphia, PA
Probate Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Probate, Wills & Living Wills ... +2 more
The account was likely "In Trust for" you, correct? If so, it belonged to that person and was subject to his/her creditors before you can take...
In all likelihood, the finance company is a "secured" creditor, and have placed a lien on the car title, just like a bank would with a mortgage on...
In the long run in order to avoid litigation and disputes, this person need to go back to court and Petition to remove the finding that he is...
This happens more often than you think. He is entitled to the assets just as if he were a non-jailed person. If his mother is still competent,...
Any person over the age 18 can be an executor, there is no need for that person to be a beneficiary. Often lawyers are executors and they are not...
You can petition the court to obtain an order for her to provide the Will and to do discovery. You can look through his financial records and...
Trusts can be Irrevocable or Revocable. The difference is huge, as an Irrevocable Trust with your spouse is more likely sheltered..depending on...
I would agree, but to make sure, you are not living in the house or using the association assets, correct?
If your aunt is dead and the Will accepted by the Surrogate, then there is little you can do. The document reflects your aunt's wishes, and these...
What you just described will be complex, as the Guardianship may still be overseen by AZ, but need be moved first to WI in order for a hearing to...