Philadelphia, PA
Estate planning Lawyer at Philadelphia, PA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +6 more
This is common practice - your proof would be a cancelled check, but obviously you would not want to go through the hassle of having to sue if...
Because assets in a trust are in a trust and not the personal name of the person. Probate in certain states is especially difficult so having...
The debt is a debt of her estate. If there are assets the bill would need to be paid. POA does not mean anything - a POA is for a person who is...
The funeral home has a contract with whom they have a contract with and not with you. They are not obligated to do anything other than what is...
Not sure what you mean. If someone is being evicted they either leave voluntarily or they do not. If they do not leave voluntarily there is a court...
This could be fairly simple or it could get complicated - it really depends. Someone in the family is going to have to open the estate for the...
A beneficiary is not required to sign off on a Family Settlement Agreement (informal/non judicial settlement of the estate) and is entitled to a...
Probably not - the estate for the deceased brother may need to be opened. This might not be too difficult however. See an attorney.
Not sure what you are asking - you may have asked another similar question? You might want to invest a bit of time and money to sit down with an...
Initial question which you appear to answer is if the POA allowed for beneficiary changes. Usually that is not the case but it is possible the POA...