Philadelphia, PA
Estate planning Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +6 more
If your g-mom died a resident of Pennsylvania and she died with no spouse surviving her, and she had children (you don't mention if there are any...
Each trust needs a separate EIN. If you are dealing with an institution that does not know what they are doing, don't deal with them. If you are...
You could file for guardianship. But if there is no capacity issue, you might lose. Perhaps see a local attorney. It could be that just the...
The most common way for parents to name guardians if they both die is through a will. It may also be a good idea to leave instructions through a...
A power of attorney is for assets owned by the person who gave the POA. Since the assets are owned by the trust, the trustee of the trust has to...
I believe you are looking for a legal malpractice attorney.
You would have to review the trust in full. I am curious, based on the 5% figure, if you are referring to the "5 and 5" rule that refers to...
You need to sit down with a lawyer. Avoidance of probate is one reason people have a living trust. A NY attorney can tell you how probate would...
It sounds like you have a will, so you should probably ask these questions of the attorney who assisted you with your estate planning. If you do...
Well, in order to sue on behalf of a deceased person, an estate must be opened because the deceased person has to have a legal representative in...