Philadelphia, PA
Probate Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Probate, Wills & Living Wills ... +2 more
A will is not usually registered anywhere until the person dies. Normally, it is kept by the lawyer who drafted the Will or in a safe location in...
He can do it, but it does open him up to your challenge that he is using the Will and has thus agreed to it being proper. You can leverage this...
You have two options; you can ask the executor to sell the house and give you the cash or you can take the house and sell it yourself. There are...
This is becoming an ever more common event as Pennsylvanians become older. Elder abuse is on the rise. This is a special area, not a typical estate...
In PA the executors are given a great deal of flexibility to handle the estate with very little oversight. In most estates, this saves everyone...
I think you are asking about you giving someone else the ability to make choices for your son until he reaches 18? If so, and if you are talking...
I believe the facts are that the executor has failed to do her/his job, and that you have a lawyer (the probate lawyer) who has been trying to...
Each competent person over the age of 18 can have a Will, but only that person can change or modify the Will. Your relative is free to change the...
You have mentioned a number of potential issues. First, the only person who has the authority to act for you dad after he has died is the Executor...
During her lifetime, the stock and bank account could only be accessed or liquidated by your grandmother. Now that she is dead, the accounts will...