In the estate administration and estate litigation case of Estate of Rubenstein, PICS Case No. 15-0136 (C.P. Philadelphia Nov. 24, 2014) the Honorable John W. Herron ruled that the claimant’s disinterested witnesses were... Continue Reading
In the trust and estate litigation case of In Re Found for Anglican Christian Tradition, PICS Case No. 14-1792 (Pa. Commw. Nov. 5, 2014) the Honorable Dan Pellegrini held that the circumstances by which appellant gave his... Continue Reading
In the estate administration and estate litigation case of In Re Estate of Miller, PICS Case No. 15-1330 (C.P. Chester, June 3, 2015) the Honorable Mark L. Tunnell ruled that the executrix of decedent’s will was not entitled to... Continue Reading
The most popular final directive in many a last will and testament reads: My estate shall be divided equally among my children. But what happens when most, if not all, of an estate’s assets are real property, most commonly... Continue Reading
Account titling refers to who is listed as the owner of an account or property. The simplest example is a bank account. If you and your spouse are listed on the account, then you both own it. But say you want your children to... Continue Reading