In pa how long do you have to file a will
A will challenge is a rather complex process, I will give you some ideas, but you should retain an attorney experienced in Will Contests and the...
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A will challenge is a rather complex process, I will give you some ideas, but you should retain an attorney experienced in Will Contests and the...
Under Pennsylvania law if your father had no will and he was married to your mother (not a step mother and all his children were also the children...
In Pennsylvania there is no need for a "will reading" like they have in the movies. The will is just filed with the Register of Wills of the...
Pennsylvania does not have a system for a living person to file their will with the Register of Wills. Other states, like Ohio and Vermont have...
A will can be challenged on the basis of incapacity (the person was not able to understand what they were signing) or undue influence (the person...
A number of issues come to mind. First, you have a Pennsylvania estate and your letters are from the Register of Wills, Philadelphia County. The...
First, if you feel that the will is invalid, you should consider filing a caveat to prevent him from receiving letters. You then get a chance to...
The least expensive way if your aunt will not cooperate is to file Petition to force an accounting. This you can do, but I suggest that you have an...
Quickly retain an attorney who practices regularly in the Orphans' Court so they can review the facts, and likely file a petition in the Orphans'...
I believe you are asking about your husband's rights in an "intestate" estate (one without a will). After that it gets a bit hazy, as you mention...