Is she entitled?

If her name is still on the deed after the divorce and under the divorce agreement she was to transfer title, then he has to retain an attorney to...

Do I really need a prenup

You need to have your own attorney review the documents he gave you. Do not sign them or provide any information without talking to your own...

My grandmother passed away July 2011. How long should the will take? Do I need to get a lawyer?

You should be able to obtain a copy of the relevant documents from the probate official in the county in question. You should be able to obtain...

Is it legal for me as my deceased father's executor to accept land passed to him from a recent death?

You need to have someone review the estate documents in question. Assuming that the proper result is that the land passes to your father's estate,...

Foreclosure after 5 years of missed payments in PA.

The mortgage is a lien intended to secure the loan/promissory note. If the bank were to file litigation to foreclose, while you could try to raise...

I have taken possesion of my Mothers property, she allowed our Amish neighbor to have his horse on our property for 9.5 years.

I agree with both counsel. You should speak to the neighbor regarding your intent so that any of his property (i.e., animals) are timely moved,...

First, review the records at the Register of Wills, Recorder of Deeds and possibly the Orphans Court and obtain a copy of any documents. You need...

If someone is in a will to receive something and that person is deceased, who is next in line to recieve it?

You need to have an attorney review the precise wording in the will, as your mother's will may contain language requiring the property pass to his...

At what point can I, and should I, ask for a full accounting of receipts and expenditures related to my Mothers estate?

I am sorry to hear about your situation. Until your mother passes, the will does not take effect. If you think that the will that your sibling...

Inheritance money is being held?

I agree with both counsel. Unless you are legally declared an adult by a court as a result of a petition you file, until you turn 18 you cannot do...