Philadelphia, PA
Estate planning Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +6 more
It sounds like your mother now owns the home she lives in after her husband died. It is hers to do with as she pleases. You can ask her to give it...
Without reading the trust or knowing more about the situation you won't get an accurate answer. But if it is a simple case of mom died with the...
A trustee is a trustee and a beneficiary is a beneficiary. A person named as a trustee could also be a beneficiary (for example is someone names...
You should be able to obtain them by contracting the IRS. Take a look at their website and give them a call.
A good solution to your probably would be to learn to get along better. Short of that, the personal representative of an estate is entitled to...
Your question is quite confusing - issues with deeds involve real estate. Health Care powers of attorney have nothing to do with real estate. If...
A trust company, or your attorney are options. Perhaps children of your friends if you believe they are trustworthy.
To my knowledge, and I am not an MD attorney although I have worked as ancillary counsel on MD estates, in an estate (as opposed to a trust), the...
Are you saying you feel he addressed you in a salutation in a pejorative manner? That is just rude, not discriminatory. Is he treating you...
By definition if the assets are in a trust, they would not be going through probate. If she dies with assets in her own name they go through...