I agree with the other answer - there is a difference between giving up your right to be the administrator (renunciation) (the person that handles...

My my son lives with me and in 15 years his dad never gave a penny but claims him on his income tax what can I do??

Do you claim him assuming you rightly can (by your question)? If you claim him first the father cannot. If two people try to claim your son the IRS...

My sister want to have her name an my name on the deed to the house, that she want to have deed change from our mothers die ?

The other attorneys are correct - you would have to look at the will if there is one or if there is not determine who the beneficiaries are....

What do i need to do to become a god mother of my husbands nieces daughter

Hello. "Godmother" is not a legal designation. The parents of a child can easily draft a will to name their preferred legal guardians in the event...

I agree with Mr. Whalen - I will add however that it is rarely used because PA is less difficult with probate matters and sometimes it is easier to...

Payment on Death?

You should have a will and your health and financial powers of attorney no matter what. It doesn't have to cost a lot but go see a lawyer for help....

Can I appoint guardianship for my daughter if I was to pass away? Her mother is an active alcoholic & mentally ill etc..........

A biological parent has very strong rights. But I would advise you to meet with an attorney to discuss your estate planning and as part of naming a...

Does annuity fund cashed out prior to death become part of the estate balance even if a beneficiary was named?

Based on the facts as you state them I tend to agree with you and the lawyer. Since you have a lawyer however I would rely on your lawyer's advice....

Do we need any legal assistance in assuming executor of our dad's estate?

It would be quite odd that he has a will but does not name executors - but if that is the case and you and your sister are the only heirs you can...

Do half siblings have the same rights as whole siblings when someone dies without a will in Pennsylvania?

Short answer is yes siblings share equally whether of whole or half blood - under Sec. 2104(3) of the PA Estates and Fiduciaries Code. That said, I...