After 6 years the estate has not been settled. The house is still in my mother-in-laws
You have a multitude of issues. The executor does not appear to be performing his duties in accordance with Pennsylvania law. I would suggest...
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You have a multitude of issues. The executor does not appear to be performing his duties in accordance with Pennsylvania law. I would suggest...
Actually yes, if your State has a filial support law. From my research it seems that Georgia does in fact have a filial support law. Therefore,...
I think the most effective way to accomplish what you want, and I will assume what your husband wants, is to get a power of attorney. You husband...
First, it is not clear whether you are the agent under a healthcare power of attorney. If you are not, the doctor cannot release information to...
I respectfully disagree that it is not necessary to retain an elder law attorney. You have already done multiple things which could affect your...
Your question begs the question, why do you believe she made another will? Is there an issue with the will you know about? Otherwise, if you...
He may be referring to common law marriage. You need to retain counsel in California to advise regarding their states laws. It is possible for...
Yes, in a way. The administrator of the estate has a right to remove anyone residing in the decedents home without rights to do so. The...
Assuming you have not actually completed the estate administration, you are still the administrator. You should contact an attorney to draft the...
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Technically, yes. Both owners are entitled to the money. Somehow I don't believe you provided all the details. I would caution the removal of...