Philadelphia, PA
Estate planning Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +6 more
You never met your father but you think you are the beneficiary of his life insurance? If you know the company involved you could contact them but...
Speak to an attorney or the local probate office. I am not sure what this "notarized paper" you are referring to is...is it a will or something...
Hopefully you can come to a settlement or amicable resolution but the person can be evicted - although I would surmise this will involve protracted...
What you describe would be improper. See a lawyer.
As a general rule wills and the probate filings are public.
It happened automatically, although some people feel better recording a deed reflecting the death of the first joint tenant. In most situations...
If you are 18, I don't know why you would need a guardian. You may be confusing terms - there could be a trustee of a trust for you. If the will...
You can ask questions at the bank but they probably won't answer them. You need to get in contact with the trustee or the attorney for the trustee....
Well, it sounds like you just answered your question. A guardian or conservator is appointed for someone who CANNOT handle their affairs. That...
What are they trying to accomplish? Getting money from you, who they feel for some reason (right or wrong, and you don't recount their stated...