Philadelphia, PA
Estate planning Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +6 more
You need an attorney to review the situation. It sounds like you made a disclaimer after your husbands death to avoid NJ estate taxes perhaps? If...
It is not clear where the trust matter would be handled from your post but you need to hire an attorney to demand an accounting - this is a...
I think you may be confused or misunderstanding concepts. A power of attorney ends at death so the decedent's poa is not relevant. Now that they...
The law indicates the will is probated in the state where the decedent resided at death. Sometimes it is not perfectly clear what state the person...
Depends what the power of attorney says. Some powers of attorney are effective immediately, some are "Springing" meaning they go into effect upon...
It is unreasonable in your opinion. It may be unreasonable depending on the size of the estate and what issues were involved. You would need to...
Especially since you just lost your husband, I would sit down with a lawyer to review your estate planning and ask these questions. Many offer...
Not enough info. Firstly, whether inheritance tax is owned depends on where the deceased person resided (not the recipient) so you'd want to know...
Probably - see the link which walks you through it in detail: https://www.irs.gov/uac/who-can-i-claim-as-a-dependent
When you say "Illegal" I assume you are referring to your immigration status? That is a separate matter, but you would need a tax id. People who...