Can I contest my spouses will?
Your more likely option would be to elect against the will (called "elective share" or "spousal share") if that is appropriate and would net you...
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Your more likely option would be to elect against the will (called "elective share" or "spousal share") if that is appropriate and would net you...
Is there already a backup? It would be understood that if an executor cannot serve it would go to the next person on the list. In any case, no...
The answers given by the other attorneys are correct.
The advice of contacting the Register of Wills in the local county (if its a PA estate that's what the office is called) is sound.
It may or may not be appropriate to have this meeting at this time. I would immediately hire your own attorney so you have a plan and answers.
The will has nothing to to with the situation because that doesn't "kick in" until she passes. Perhaps you could call it a theft issue and file a...
You may have done things out of order, or it may be that the creditor didn't come forward very quickly. In any event, there is usually a time limit...
Not sure what you are referring to. Perhaps someone can assist you with writing the question in more detail?
See an attorney regarding possibly filing for insolvency. As representative of the Esta your biggest concern is making sure you deal fairly with...
Yes. The beneficiaries will bear those costs most likely but yes.