Do I pay interest and penalties on an IRA when no beneficiary was named and it went into an estate 6 years after closure ?
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They may, If there was not a will, then the grandchildren of the deceased children will have a right to their father's estate as long as he was not...
If you have a PSC, you self report the income. If not it may be a gift, if the poa has that power. Talk with a lawyer who can review the poa and...
Try providing it to the PR/attorney and filing it with the court or hire an attorney to help you with this
Generally, if it was valid in Florida is should be valid in PA, but it should be reviewed by someone licensed in PA.
One would have to look at the trust, where it was created, and relevant statutes based on the date it was signed to determine how to revoke or...
You can sell the home without consent, do an action to partition the home. A probate will be needed for your mother’s estate to handle this.
They are now a co-trustee or trustee
If a probate is opened, hire an attorney to compel discovery of the assets and transactions before and after her death, to see what she had and...
Generally between 1-3 percent per year is reasonable but you should have an attorney review the trust and what you have done. As fast as a claim...