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Key Takeaway In Pennsylvania, when someone dies without a will (intestate), the law dictates who can serve as the estate's administrator. Typically, the surviving spouse has priority, followed by adult children, parents, and then other relatives. These individuals must be competent and willing to serve.  It sounds logical but there are a host of problems that often arise. Who Has the Legal Right to Administer an Estate If There Is No Will in Pennsylvania? Pennsylvania law ou

Fiffik Law Group guides Pennsylvania families through the difficult and confusing estate planning process. After you have lost a loved one, thinking about navigating the complexities of estate administration can be daunting. Where do you start?  What documents do you need, which forms must be completed and how much will it cost? At the initial meeting with a family, we stress the importance of adhering to deadlines in the probate process. Missing deadlines can lead to financ