Who is held accountable? And what can be done about it?

If she has already been cremated there is little you can do about her funeral at this point. Prior to the cremation you could have acted. If you...

Why do I have to go to probate court over liens from my deceased husband, on a home that forclosed on in 1991?

The answer depends on what these debts are and how they are attached to the property. This is fact specific, so you need to bring the paperwork to...

Would it be worthwhile to bring suit against the Administrator of my husband's estate?

It seems your are talking about two things; a Guardianship while he was alive and an Administrator after his death? Either. Way, if you are an heir...

How can I get my brother to pay me the money that was left for me in our mothers will

You can petition the court to force him to account, but the amount in question is so small, the filing fees would make this unprofitable. The...

Can I dispute my sister claiming power of attorney if my mother was not sound of mind?

If she was not competent, then she could not sign a valid POA. Retain an experienced Guardianship Attorney to review the facts with you. Your...

What can be done when a executor of your estate is not working in the best interest of the beneficiary

As a beneficiary, you have the right to question every act the Executor takes. If it turns out the Executor's action reduced your inheritance,...

Is this considered insurance fraud and if so how can I report it

It could be, but you are asking the question in Probate. You are really asking if he committed a criminal act, which is not this area of the law. ...

If my common law wife died and leaves an estate who receives it, me or my stepson?

There is no longer a common law spouse in PA, so you would need to have established this relationship prior to the statute changing. But there...

If you are truly worried this will become a criminal law issue, you should consult with a criminal law lawyer. Attorney client privilege would be a...

Does an estate attorney have to entertain questions from the heirs?

The lawyer works for you, you can tell him not to speak to your brother, but that might not be the best way to bring the matter to an end. Your...