Philadelphia, PA
Estate planning Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +6 more
Good question. The strict answer would be that if he intended to make a gift and in fact gave you them, they are yours. The will simply will not...
Well, since you say that she passed away, the power of attorney is not relevant. A power of attorney only regards a person who is alive but...
I agree that an estate account can only be opened by a representative of the estate and there currently is not one.
They may be talking past each other. It is true that in a foreclosure or deed in lieu situation you may be issues a "discharge of indebtedness"...
I agree that you should consider hiring an attorney to review your options. It is often the personal property disputes that cause the most...
You need to state what type of trust and what asset is being transferred...no one really knows what "question 8" is other than the fact that you...
I am not exactly sure here of the circumstances but I assume that his life insurance is payable to his estate at this point? If he had a will the...
For practical purposes I doubt there is anything preventing you from remaining There. From a legal perspective you want to make sure your mother...
Well, its not as if waiting to probate will magically make the bills go away...you may very well be better off letting it go or filing for...
Well, it would be easier and make more sense to move the accounts into the trust now so they are owned by the trust now...that way if it is like...