Philadelphia, PA
Estate planning Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +6 more
Sounds like you need to speak to an elder law attorney right away to protect assets and pay for long-term care.
Assuming they were not payable to the estate, then they are non-probate assets...thus unless CT differs somehow from every other jurisdiction I...
I would not operate under the assumption that picking up the tab for taxes entitles one to ownership of the property. If someone dies, their...
If your parents never filed, the statute of limitations never began to run so yes they can collect beyond those years if you just filed or if they...
Be careful not to confuse the issues - copyright law is different than name use in a corporate context. You also have to check state records to...
Before you get too far ahead of yourself, it is likely and fairly typical that if a married couple owns real estate, then upon the first spouse...
You have to have the will reviewed by an attorney with experience in estate administration and probate. There are several things the will could...
If I were you, I would retain an attorney in North Carolina (and possibly PA). If he resided in NC at his death, his estate would have to be...
Have you called the PA department of Revenue? Perhaps they can straighten it out that way. For $190 you are not a high priority so I wouldn't...
As the other attorneys noted, "intent to return" is the important factor. Sounds like NJ but perhaps an argument could be made either way. Also...