Deed Trust in Pennsylvania?

A Deed of Trust in North Carolina is given to a trustee (usually an attorney) to foreclose on the property should the borrower default. Whether or...

Is the community sposue's IRA protected from medicaid if the other has to go in the nursing home in NC?

In North Carolina, IRA's are countable assets, UNLESS they have been irrevocably annuitized. In this situation, the IRA is no longer a countable...

Why Medicare cannot be sued?

I can understand and appreciate your rant. I've heard from several of my physicians that if Obama care kicks in in 2014, they will be retiring...

When you say she was left the estate, I'm assuming there was a valid will that was accepted by the Court. If these are the facts then the...

When you are looking at waiver of personal representative's bond do the wives of the heir have to sign form?

First, if the Will does not specifically waive the necessity of posting a bond, then the Executor must obtain one. However, all of the...

My father died June, 2012. How much time to I have to file a claim for his estate. He resided in North Carolina.

The major issue is to ascertain the ownership of the real property in question. If it is owned with one or more joint tenants, the real property...

Can i keep my step siblings from getting my biological dads insurance money

The controlling issue here is the beneficiary designation. If your Mother survived your Father and if she was named the primary beneficiary, then...

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Dad and step mom died within 4 month. Does dad's estate roll into her estate?

While you state that Dad died first (December, 2013) and step-Mother died second (April, 2013) I'll assume you have the wrong year of death for...

My nephew has possession of all of the property (3 homes , land ect) that my deceased parents owned. HELP!

I agree with Mr. Pankowski. You need to hire a probate/trust litigator immediately. You have not mentioned when the nephew obtained possession or...

Siblings of a parent who is not even deceased are demanding (through a lawyer) an account of that parents money.

If the children are demanding an accounting, they are either paranoid or very fearful that Dad might be changing his estate plan - to their...