My dad, his two sisters have equal share of deceased parents estate. One sister is "giving" her share to other sister, can she?

Mr. Warring gave a good answer. This may be able to be done either by disclaimer or gift. Whether or not one method or the other would work...

How do I avoid my home going through probate?

You need to sit down with an estate planning attorney. There are a few ways to avoid probate - you could place your home in a living trust for the...

Completely different things. A living will is properly called an Advance Directive for Health Care, which is for "end of life" decisions such as...

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See "excluded transactions" in list below from the Pennsylvania Code. Since you now own more than what you did before, I believe your transaction...

I am 31 and my brother is 36, can he get guardianship over me?

Without knowing more about you or your situation this question can't be answered. Why would he have or want to get guardianship? Are you...

My mom passed away and I'm having a hard time with the life insurance. (Free advice please)

What do you mean by you were "supposed" to get a portion of the money? Did he say verbally he'd "help you out" or were you a named beneficiary of...

Is a non profit corp that has had its status revoked by the irs breaking the law if it is still operating and acting like

It sounds like they MAY be. There are a couple of issues. 1.) 501(c) status - this is a federal status granted to state non-profit / not for...

My friend left me 30,000 to pay for funeral, and give balance to her kids do I have to pay taxes on that

How was the money left to you? Was it just a verbal "wish" by her? If for example, she left you the money in a joint account or Pay on Death...

How do you open an estate account in pa.

Well, since you have an attorney, why aren't you asking him or her? You need your executor paperwork (short certificate, letters testatmentary) and...

Is there any requirement that family members be left anything in a will?

The other well-qualified IL attorneys answered this - the same is true virtually everywhere that only surviving spouses are entitled