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When a person creates a Will, they typically appoint a trusted loved one to administer their estate called an executor. Many Wills are created long in advance of death and circumstances can change. Our office encounters many situations where the named executor in Pennsylvania cannot or will not accept the role.   An alterative executor may be necessary for a variety of reasons. The most obvious is when the executor passed away before the person who wrote the Will. But other r

Let’s say your loved one lived in Pennsylvania, but you live in another state . If you were named as the executor of the Will, or intend...

I recently came across a survey by Western & Southern Life Insurance that confirms my own experience as a probate attorney. According to...

If you are named as an executor in a loved one’s Will, your first important step is to open the estate. Opening an estate requires the...

In an era where technology shapes our daily lives, real estate transactions have also evolved. However, this sophistication brings risks,...