From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “My mother died recently. Before she died, she was in much pain and on pain medication. My sister forced her to sign a new Will just before she died, leaving me nothing. Can I challenge the Will? I need to talk to a Philadelphia […]
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From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “My aunt died last week. At the funeral, my uncle informed my sister and me that just before she died, my aunt signed a new will that gives him everything. My aunt told us that she was leaving us $100,000.00 each in her will. […]
For Release: Attorney Glen Ridenour is again successful in an Orphans Court Appeal. Orphans Court Appeal, Another Victory for Attorney Ridenour. Even judges make mistakes. For example, during a Will Contest case, judges make rulings. Usually, these rulings are correct or, if incorrect, don’t affect the trial’s outcome. But, […]
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “My mother died last year, and my grandmother wanted me to inherit my mother’s share of her estate. My Aunt forced my grandmother to leave me out of her will. My aunt has filed this false will, and I want to challenge the will. […]
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “My sister has given us a copy of a will she says is from my father. This will gives her everything and excludes my brother and me. I think the Will is a forgery. What are the Steps to Contesting a Will?” Steps to […]
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “My brother was named the executor for my mother’s estate. He has moved into the house and now refuses to answer my calls. What are the grounds for removal of an executor?” Grounds for Removal of an Executor. An Executor is a fiduciary who […]
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “My brother coerced my mother into changing her will giving him the entire estate. Can you explain how to contest a will and win?” How to Contest A Will and Win. Our Will Contest Attorneys regularly represent clients in challenging wills and trusts. Why […]
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “What Are the Basis for a Burlington County Will Contest.” What Are the Grounds for a Burling County Will Contest: To contest a will, you must have standing and a case theory. Feeling wronged, or being left out of a Will by itself isn’t […]
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “Reasons to Request a Formal Accounting From a Burlington County, Personal Representative.” What Are Examples of When to Request a Formal Accounting From a Burlington County Executor: Reasons to Request a Burlington County Formal Accounting: Suspected Estate Asset Mismanagement. Mrs. Moorestown named her daughter, Florence, […]
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “Reasons to Request a Formal Accounting From a Lehigh County Executor.” What Are Examples of When to Request a Formal Accounting From a Lehigh County Executor: Reasons to Request a Formal Accounting: Suspected Mismanagement of Estate Assets. Mrs. Allentown died leaving a Will which named […]
