You need to review the situation and hire an attorney to look into it on your behalf. As a beneficiary you are entitled to a financial accounting...

Unfortunately the only advice I could give you is to hire a lawyer but you've already decided it it not cost effective therefore you are probably...

How do I become the executor of an estate? The father of my 2 children passed away August 29th 2019. We were not married.

Sounds like you need a lawyer - way too many facts here to get real advice. Here on avvo there are lots of good probate attorneys

My mother gave me her car on 9/26/18, she passed away on 9/13/19. The car has been titled to me on 9/26/18. Will I have to pay a

Yes, gifts made within a year of death are "pulled into" the estate of the decedent for inheritance tax purposes.

My partner died in May from lung cancer. He had no will, but a paper stating that I am the beneficiary. what am I to do?

What do you mean by a paper - do you mean a handwritten document that could be considered a will? Or a form from an insurance company or whatnot...

Gift taxes; Do they apply?

If you live there there could be an argument you need to pay rent. But short of that if you give them something of value it is a gift. It is...

How will I go about buying out my siblings if they are not willing to cooperate and one of them I do no know where he's located?

Sell the house and distribute the proceeds. You will need to file a formal court accounting if the siblings won't cooperate. You need a lawyer.

My ex husband died. How do I go about taking care of his things ? He has no relatives living.

You are not a relative any longer. The bank will eventually foreclose. I think you are best to stay out of it.

Is husband liable for wife's IRS and CC debt after her death

Probably not. But you need an attorney to review the situation to make sure the assets can pass free of her probate/estate debts. I'm curious to...

How does probate work in PA?

You are correct, based on your facts, that siblings and the children of deceased siblings would be heirs at law. See your own lawyer and hold him...