Richard K Abraham

Richard K Abraham's Answers (265)

Towson, MD

Estate planning Lawyer at Towson, MD

Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +3 more

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Am I personally responsible for end of life bills for my husband?

Richard's answer | Answered on July 07, 2015

Personal Representatives (executors) to estates do not become personally liable for the decedent's debt unless the debt was co-owned or the choose...

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Deceased Grandfather's Property was willed to my deceased mother over 20 years ago. Can Granddaughter claim property?

Richard's answer | Answered on June 22, 2015

In Maryland, a Will normally only controls property still owned at the Decedent's death. The facts you presented have many gaps in them. The first...

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How can I protect my assets and property in case I need long term care someday? I am a MD resident and have property in GA.

Richard's answer | Answered on June 08, 2015

Medicaid planning in Maryland cannot be undertaken in a vacuum. This is a complex area of law that must comply with federal law and state...

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Appointed personal rep of my mother's estate. I'm the sole heir.

Richard's answer | Answered on May 26, 2015

Find a good realtor. Try not to use one that has 6 month exclusive language in the contract. Sign the contract as PR. Yes you will need to open...

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My brother who was heir along with 3 other siblings died before our Dad's estate was settled. Who gets his share now?

Richard's answer | Answered on January 24, 2015

The laws of the states will address this differeny. For instance in Maryland, if your brother survived your father by more than 30 days his share...

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