Should I hire a probate attorney immediately concerning my grandfather's estate?
I agree with the prior poster regarding the fact that there are just too many unknowns here to answer your question. The real key is what Mr....
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I agree with the prior poster regarding the fact that there are just too many unknowns here to answer your question. The real key is what Mr....
I would assume that your children who are beneficiaries of this trust are minors which would allow you to act on their behalf? Assuming that, you...
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In most estates, before the executor distributes funds he/she requires that a release be signed by the beneficiary in order to cover the executor's...
Sounds like a very specific set of facts, but from what I can gather you hired an attorney to approach 2 purported executors to produce and/or...
My advice to you would be to meet with an estate planning attorney to review your options because this is a larger question that cannot be answered...
I have never heard of such a thing, but there are cases where someone contractually agrees not to change their will. I suppose you could ask your...
Could be both criminal and civil really. I think you need to immediately gather all your evidence and paperwork and meet with an attorney to...
I am an attorney licensed in PA and NJ. This is not legal advice. The prior attorney offers good advice. On the flip side, having...
This is not legal advice or meant to initiate an attorney-client relationship. I am licensed to practice law in NJ and PA. As a general rule,...
As Mr. Carrier notes, 9 months. They can still present claims after that date, but their rights are diminished after that time.