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Examination of Annual Reports of Guardians (Act 114)

S.B. 1886 was signed into law by Governor Wolf on October 24, 2018, becoming Act 114 of 2018. The act amends 20 Pa.C.S. § 5521(c) to require Clerks of the Orphans’ Court to report delinquencies in the filing of annual reports … Continue reading →

Posted in News, Statutes | Tagged Guardianship, Incapacitated Person

Increases in Bonds of Personal Representatives (Act 113)

S.B. 1885 was signed into law by Governor Wolf on October 24, 2018, becoming Act 113 of 2018. The act amends 20 Pa.C.S. § 3175 to allow Registers of Wills to increase the bonds required of personal representatives after inventories or … Continue reading →

Posted in News, Statutes | Tagged Bonds of personal representatives

New Anatomical Gift Legislation (Act 90)

S.B. 180 was signed into law by Governor Wolf on October 23, 2018, becoming Act 90 of 2018. The act makes a number of changes  to the disposition of decedent’s remains and makes extensive changes to Chapter 86, on anatomical … Continue reading →

Posted in News, Statutes | Tagged Anatomical gifts, Decedent's remains

Proposed Changes to Annual Attorney Registration

The Disciplinary Board has proposed amending the Rules of Disciplinary Enforcement to shorten the times for penalties after the annual due date for attorney registration. Attorney registrations are due July 1, and a nonwaivable penalty is imposed for registrations not … Continue reading →

Posted in News, Rules and Regs. | Tagged Rules of Disciplinary Enforcement

Sole Use Trust Projections

Posted on October 22, 2018 by Daniel EvansOctober 22, 2018

The Webcalculators website for online estate, trust, tax, and financial calculators now includes a projection of the value of a “sole use trust” for the benefit of a surviving spouse with and without the election to pre-pay the inheritance tax … Continue reading →

Posted in News | Tagged Inheritance Tax, Sole use trust

Register Properly Determined Residence of Decedent and Denied Letters to Spouse

Register of Wills properly found that it had jurisdiction to issue letters of administration based on the decedent’s driver’s license, car registration, financial responsibility insurance card, and telephone bill, even though decedent and his spouse owned a home in Bucks … Continue reading →

Posted in Opinions | Tagged Domicile, PEF 3155

Order for Neuropsychological Examination is Constitutional and not Appealable

Court order directing the alleged incapacitated person to submit to an independent neuropsychologic examination for the purpose of determining capacity did not violate the constitutional rights of the person, and the order should be considered interlocutory and not appealable.  Estate of … Continue reading →

Posted in Opinions | Tagged Collateral order, Incapacity, Right of privacy

Forgery, Lack of Testamentary Capacity, and Undue Influence Not Proven

Forgery is not proved by the testimony of the decedent’s children that the signature on the will does not look like the decedent’s when the decedent’s lawyer and the subscribing witnesses to the will all testify that they saw the … Continue reading →

Posted in Opinions | Tagged Forgery, Testamentary Capacity, Undue influence

No Life Support for Child without Brain Activity

Court would not issue a temporary restraining order to continue life support for minor child who showed no brain activity and was legally dead under the Uniform Declaration of Death Act, 35 P.S. § 10203.  In Re Anonymous, a Minor, 8 … Continue reading →

Posted in Opinions | Tagged Life support

Timely Payment of Inheritance Tax

Posted on October 15, 2018 by Daniel EvansOctober 15, 2018

The five percent discount for inheritance tax paid within three months of death (§ 2142 of the Inheritance and Estate Tax Act, 72 P.S. § 9142) is often a significant benefit, and so care should be taken to make sure...

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Posted in Articles, Tips | Tagged Inheritance Tax, Inheritance tax discount

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