Blog: Estate Litigation
- Your Parent Changed Their Will Before They Died. Can You Challenge It in Pennsylvania?
Sep 24, 2026
Your parent had a will that you understood would divide the estate one way. Then, after your parent died, you learned that a newer will had been signed. Maybe the new will leaves most of the estate to one sibling. Maybe someone who had recently begun handling your parent's finances now receives a substantial share. Maybe you were removed entirely, even though the earlier will treated the children similarly. The change may be surprising, but...Read More - When an Executor or Trustee Misuses Estate Assets: Legal Options for Pennsylvania Beneficiaries
Apr 30, 2026
When someone is placed in charge of a loved one’s estate or trust, beneficiaries are often expected to be patient. Assets may need to be gathered, bills may need to be paid, taxes may need to be addressed, and distributions may take time. But patience becomes much harder when the person in charge stops communicating, explanations keep changing, money appears to be missing, or property seems to be handled in a way that benefits someone...Read More - Executor Not Communicating In Pennsylvania? What Beneficiaries Can Do and When Court Intervention May Be Necessary
Feb 24, 2026
When a loved one dies, grief is hard enough. Uncertainty should not be part of what comes next. Yet if you are a beneficiary dealing with an executor who will not communicate, it can feel like you are trapped in limbo. You may be trying to give it time, but you still end each week with the same unanswered question: What is happening with your loved one’s estate? If you are a beneficiary or family...Read More