Co-borrower on duplex in Rhode Island
Your daughter's interest will depend on the divorce laws in the State of Rhode Island. You are a one-half owner of the property. If your...
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Your daughter's interest will depend on the divorce laws in the State of Rhode Island. You are a one-half owner of the property. If your...
The answer to your question is yes and no. Yes you can have your husband and sibling as beneficiaries on a payable on death account. No you will...
In Pennsylvania the surviving spouse would be entitled to elect against the will. The surviving spouse would be entitled to 1/3 of the decedent's...
I have taken the liberty of redirecting your question to the family law section. I believe you may receive better direction from the family law bar...
To contest a will or a particular portion of a will you must file objections to the proposed distributions or file a caveat to the will. This...
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Although there is no legal requirement to keep beneficiaries notified of what is going on in the estate, it is common practice and good practice to...
Your question is extremely broad. The probate process in Pennsylvania can be difficult for a non-attorney. I would suggest that you contact an...
It depends on what type of account it is and how it was titled. If the account is an individual account and yours is the only name on the account,...
You must contact your attorney. Attorneys are prohibited from providing you advice with regard to this matter as you are represented by counsel. ...
First, I question why the will was done in California if your father is, and has always been, a resident of Pennsylvania. A California attorney...