Where does one go to be sworn in as an executor in PA? What do I need to go to court?
You should get with a local attorney and have them advise you on the specifics, as any information I could provide (as I am not licensed in PA) is...
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You should get with a local attorney and have them advise you on the specifics, as any information I could provide (as I am not licensed in PA) is...
Barring some direction in the trust instrument requesting the Trustees retain the property, it would appear they are acting prudently and in...
Please rephrase your question - if the estate doesn't have enough money to pay the creditors there will be no remaining assets, so I'm not sure I...
The course of action most often used in such instances is to either 1) file for a partition suit, or 2) request she quitclaim her interest in the...
A stranger can be a witness. Make certain you also complete a self-proving affidavit (if permitted in NY). As the prior attorney noted, you...
A power of attorney has no authority to act after the death of the principal, so unless the nephew is also appointed as Executor/Trustee he cannot...
I agree - file married filing separately until all his tax issues are resolved, and perhaps even a few years after that time, just to be sure. You...
There are many ways to transfer the property to your children, and you should get with a local estate planning attorney to discuss specific...
If you want to remain at this property you should get with a local real estate attorney immediately to have them review the lease on your behalf...
While you could be put in jail or lose your house, the more likely remedy is the IRS will place a lien on your property. Remember though,...