Philadelphia, PA
Estate planning Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
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Without knowing what the agreement says or what the court ordered it is hard to say. If you have an order in partition you would have the right to...
Your parents should have an attorney to represent them in the transaction. It doesn't sound like there is anything to "fund" but they are taking...
Typically a trust matter would not involve a trial with a jury or extended discovery (although it could). So in that regard it is simpler. If the...
Many more facts would be needed to give you an answer. In most situations the estate is responsible (off the top) for all estate expenses (lawyers,...
You can't force her to remove you from the will. Debts of her estate remain those of the estate, not you personally. If you were to receive...
It is true that an IRA is typically not part of an estate but that doesn't necessarily have anything to do with whether or not your filing to be...
I agree with Mr. Haber. Do not be pennywise and pound foolish. See an attorney to properly get things in order. You also will want to make sure...
Mr. Lowrey gives a good answer - you won't have any tax for receiving the gift. Your mother may have to file a gift tax return, but she may be...
You may need professional help. However you can call the IRS and ask to skip a payment - they will usually allow this once. Beyond that you may be...
Testimony would certainly be required unless the executor continued to not respond and was removed by "Default." So yes, but this type of "Trial"...