Dealing with a Harassing Beneficiary: Guidance for Executors and Trustees Hello, Peter Klenk here from Klenk Law. Let’s talk a little bit more about taxes, everybody’s favorite subject. Today, we’re going to talk about what to do if the beneficiaries of an estate are harassing an executor, or if […]
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “I want to make the process as easy as possible for my children when I die. I live in Philadelphia, and my children all live out of state. Are Philadelphia Revocable Trusts useful for avoiding probate?” Using Revocable Living Trust in Philadelphia (or anywhere […]
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “My wife and I live in Philadelphia but own a New Jersey Shore home. I have been told that when we die because the vacation home is out of state, our children need to go through probate in both Philadelphia and New Jersey. Is […]
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “My husband may have an illegitimate child from before he met me. Would this child inherit from my husband and take away from my other children’s inheritance? How can I protect my family from the possibility of a claim from an illegitimate child in […]
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “I want to start giving cash gifts to my children and grandchildren yearly. I know there is a Gift Tax Exclusion amount I can give away over my lifetime without paying any tax, but I am not sure how the Gift Tax works. How […]
Examples of Executor Misconduct Hello. This is Peter Klenk from Klenk Law. Today, we’re gonna talk about examples of executor misconduct. That’s right. Sometimes, executors don’t behave the way they should. Let’s talk about some of the things that executors can do wrong and what you can do about […]
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “How do I make giving my kids my land at my death as easy as possible? I live in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, and own a rental property in Chalfont, Pennsylvania. Avoiding probate at my death sounds good, but I want to manage my property until […]
Glen Ridenour has made a habit of winning cases on appeal. If you have a case from the Orphans’ Court that you would like to appeal, you will be in great hands with Glen.
Can The Executor of a Will Access Bank Statements? Hello, today we’re going to talk about whether an executor of a will can access bank statements. It’s a fairly specific request, but we hear from people all the time. It really just boils down to the general concept of […]
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “I recently saw on the news that an investment group tried to put Graceland up for a foreclosure sale and that a judge has blocked them from doing so. It was a Probate Scam. Could what is happening to Graceland happen to my home? […]
