Philadelphia, PA
Estate planning Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
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Ms. Santaella has a good point (or points). You might be able to work something out but I don't think there is any legal obligation to you here.
When you say his name was added to the deeds, I will assume it was as a joint tenant with right of survivorship. That means that once dad died the...
If you are the beneficiary it is very likely you are entitled to this information.
As much as you want to avoid lawyers and legal fees...everyone hates lawyers until they need one and this is one where you need one. An ounce of...
Your fathers debts (those that are just his) are debts of his ESTATE. As a general rule those debts are only paid out of his PROBATE ESTATE. ...
This question is basically incomprehensible. You should see a lawyer if you have a legal problem as complex as this.
When you wish to makes changes to your trust you can make them - sometimes attorneys will start over or "restate" the whole trust which is usually...
The place of probate is based on where the deceased person resided at death. You don't say who the person is or where they lived - where you live...
Well, there needs to be a trustee. If there is no trustee you probably have to petition the court to name one, then that person can get trust...
I would take the advice of CA attorneys here. As a general rule the estate should receive the check - if that involves reopening probate, that may...