Philadelphia, PA
Estate planning Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +6 more
It's not something you can put a number on per se, but the executor has a duty to not allow "waste" to the estate (in other words to devalue it). ...
I would certainly report it to IRS and Police. Also contact the IRS to revoke the POA.
With the caveat that you should consult a local attorney in the state at issue the general rule would be that the person named in the will (or...
She should first ask the funeral home for a certified death certificate. If that doesn't work contact the department of vital records. You can...
It is very likely you will be able to use it - but you will want to have the title/closer review it before the closing to be certain.
Your question is not very clear. Are you asking about judgments against the brother personally or against the estate? If the estate has claims, as...
It depends first on if the property is considered subject to claims which is explained in the instructions to Form 706 as found on the IRS website....
Perhaps. If planned properly, and if your situation is right, you can protect some (probably not all) of your assets from long-term care costs and...
Depends on the amount involved. But being that probate in NJ (absent other issues) is very inexpensive it is probably easiest to probate the will...
As was mentioned you have to be careful about what the person who would be the beneficiary of the special needs trust owns - it appears you know...