Philadelphia, PA
Estate planning Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +6 more
That is a rather vague and open-ended question but it also depends on if the person had a will and/or living trust. The main things to do would be...
If people agree on something it is always easier! This can be accomplished whether the consideration is stated in the deed or not but typically we...
Generally, debts of the deceased person need to be paid before probate can be finished up.
You need to contact the 401k plan admininstrator to find out. If you are named you will be able to get info, if not, you won't. If there is no...
Not sure exactly what you mean, but if you are someone's agent or the trustee of a trust you should ask what specific reasons they will or will not...
This can be a fairly common issue. A will is not typically lodged or kept anywhere like a courthouse prior to death (reason being, it can always...
The logic of your explanation as to why they did what they did does not make too much sense. Assuming we are talking about a fairly...
You obviously need an attorney to try to help you and point this toward a non-litigation resolution. Assuming you have been prudent in your role...
It may be fairly straight forward as far as the "receipt and release" is concerned but you still should probably be represented if you are signing...
This is a much more complicated question than can be answered here. Doing proper estate planning, which may include placing your home in an...