Philadelphia, PA
Estate planning Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +6 more
This is likley not a criminal issue. It is a civil probate matter. I would advise you to hire your own attorney to contact the executor to see if...
It depends on what your will says! You can do whatever you wish - if you do not specify in the will your wishes may not be carried out as you intend.
It all hinges on whether or not he has mental capacity - which is a medical and legal determination. If he does, he can execute a POA now. If he...
The state of New Jersey has a fee schedule for fiduciaries. The calculation is different for an estate (executor) and a trust (Trustee). You can...
It sounds like you need much more than just bank statements - you need to hire an attorney to force this person to account for what they have done...
The landlord might be willing to change the check's payee, but it is technically an asset of the estate so the check should be payable to the...
Generally the debts of a deceased person are only payable from that person's estate. If the house was deeded to you it is not for example in your...
Very likely yes...more importantly you may wish to form an entity (LLC, Corp) to provide liability/creditor protection and add legitmacy etc. You...
If the asset is in a trust you have to read the terms of the trust. I also am guessing you mean you are trustee of the trust (as opposed to...
I'm not sure about what you mean by some of your statements - if the return is joint the lien would be for joint and several taxes against both of...