Philadelphia, PA
Estate planning Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +6 more
I would not think so. Are you currently receiving the benefit (meaning do you meet the ADL provisions of the policy)? It is possible you will...
Someone can give you a car, that's just a gift. You would want to make sure any liens the person giving it to you has against it are paid (the...
You very definitely need an attorney, in fact I believe FL requires it. Are the children minors?
I think you need to at least interview another attorney. Perhaps MA is different, but in the states I practice in the attorney represents the...
I am unclear as to whether you mean your brother is trustee or beneficiary or both?
Contact an attorney. Contact the sheriff's office and the department of property records.
Under what is called the law of intestacy for each state, your property goes to the "heirs at law". In your case if you are not married, and have...
Not clear on what your goal here is. Can you elaborate. Based on the figures you are talking about you should be meeting with an estate planning...
You'll have to open probate now, which may involve the estates of all the deceased children as well. This won't be an easy one but there is no...
See an attorney in the state where he resided at death (Arkansas?). Generally it is very difficult if not impossible to have an unsigned will...