Does house have to stay unoccupied through probate?
I would say that there is no reason to leave it unoccupied and there is no requirement under any law that I know of that would require that. As...
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I would say that there is no reason to leave it unoccupied and there is no requirement under any law that I know of that would require that. As...
This situation is a bit unclear. You cannot change your father's will by your own will. His will controls and if you survived him and are a...
If you are married and residents of PA, and he dies without a will and he has children from a prior relationship those children are entitled to...
Great question. 1.) You should have a partnership and/or LLC agreement. 2.) it would be best for your partners to all have estate planning in...
Getting married is a good reason to visit an estate planning attorney. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure and all that....You could...
The short answer is no. If I understand your question there is a problem with one part of the will - that may or may not invalidate the rest of...
Perhaps. The will may or may not adequately cover what happens in that event or you intent may change so why not review it.
Depending on what the trust says, what you want to do may or may not be possible. Typically the trustee, following the language of the trust, will...
It depends on what the trust says. No one can answer this without seeing the trust. The good news is, it is probably very clearly answered in the...
I assume you mean $135,000 or $135k not M for million? In an estate of this modest size most executors would not make a distribution before...