Philadelphia, PA
Estate planning Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +6 more
Your question is less than clear - I will assume a parent died married to someone nad the parent who died has children. The fact that the children...
The grantee of the deed or the closer would usually be responsible for recording the deed. This is one reason deeds are recorded. If neither the...
I am not sure what you mean without seeing the will, but a will contest typically refers to challenging the validity of the will (meaning a...
I assume you mother has passed? In most cases, if you are a beneficiary or an heir-at-law you would be entitled to notice of the probate...
Well, it depends on how the property was owned. More than likely, if you bought the house while you were married, it was owned as "joint tenants w...
Besides the state law issues, you very likely have to look into setting up a (d)(4)(A) trust - see an estate planning attorney right away to see if...
Do you need the money? It is sort of a vague question - do you mean now or after you pass? If you have questions about this type of thing, it...
If you have questions you need a probate or estate administration attorney. It may be a fact that you are not a beneficary, in which case you...
Ms. Stewart provides her usual competent and practical advice. Keep checking the probate records but if nothing happens you can hire an attorney...
Capital gains would be calculated based on the difference between the sales price and the DATE OF DEATH value of the property which is called...