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Philadelphia Estate Litigation Lawyer

Contested property • Probate court • Fiduciary responsibility • Will contests

When disputes arise between the executor of an estate and the potential beneficiaries of a will, a skilled Philadelphia estate litigation lawyer from the Law Offices of Alan Jay Ackerman works to establish the true intentions of the decedent, and honor his or her last wishes. As a Metropolitan Philadelphia estate litigation attorney, Alan Jay Ackerman works closely with the relatives and potential heirs of an estate to resolve disputes over contested property, bank accounts, personal property, and real estate property in Philadelphia, Bucks, Montgomery and Chester Counties. Estate litigation lawyer Alan Jay Ackerman is committed to upholding his clients’ best interests. This may mean going to the Register of Wills or Orphans Court to vigorously fight a will contest.

As a seasoned Pennsylvania estate litigation attorney, Alan Jay Ackerman understands the many complexities and emotional factors that enter into a dispute over a will, and he works to ease families’ confusions and frustrations. Call us Toll Free at (888) AJA LAWS. You can also contact Philadelphia estate litigation lawyer Alan Jay Ackerman today via the Internet.

Philadelphia estate litigation lawyer Alan Jay Ackerman can help:

  • Contest the authenticity of a will
  • Determine the rightful executor of a will
  • Litigate disputes between a will’s executor and potential beneficiaries
  • Petition for removal of executor due to abuse of fiduciary responsibilities

The authenticity of a will is one of the most frequently contested matters in estate litigation. If a will cannot be proved genuine and legitimate, questions arise as to the true intent of the decedent. If a will was composed under duress, undue influence, or pressure, the court cannot rely on the document to express the true intentions of the person who has passed on.

During probate, beneficiaries of a will may have disputes with the Will’s executor over the title ownership of real property or personal property. They may disagree over the distribution of funds from a bank account, or over the division of personal items belonging to the deceased. Attorney Alan Jay Ackerman can help resolve these disputes both in and out of court.

It is the fiduciary responsibility of a Will’s executor to submit proper petition orders to the court, pay taxes owed, resolve debts with creditors, and distribute funds to the beneficiaries. When an executor neglects these duties, abuses his or her position, or fails to follow established Pennsylvania probate code, Philadelphia estate litigation lawyer Alan Jay Ackerman will represent family members and beneficiaries in litigation to remove the executor.

With a solid foundation in real estate law, attorney Alan Jay Ackerman is well-qualified to handle any complex dispute involving the distribution of real property.

For fast, effective resolution of will contests, probate, or estate management disputes, contact Philadelphia estate litigation lawyerAlan Jay Ackerman today.

Practice Areas Office Locations

Elder Care Attorneys of Greater Philadelphia

888-AJA-LAWS Toll Free

3 Neshaminy Interplex Drive
Suite 301
Trevose, PA 19053
215-245-2250


SATELLITE LOCATIONS

Philadelphia
2 Penn Center Plaza
Suite 200
1500 JFK Boulevard
Philadelphia, PA 19102

Chester County
102 Pickering Way
Suite 200
Exton, PA 19341-1330

Main Line
Radnor Financial Center
Suite F-200
150 N. Radnor Chestor Rd.
Radnor, PA 19087-5245

From our central office in suburban Philadelphia, and our branch offices, Elder Care Attorneys of Greater Philadelphia provides representation throughout Philadelphia, Trevose, Feasterville, Bensalem, Levittown, Warrington, Warminster, Richboro, Northampton, Southampton, Huntingdon Valley, Rockledge, Jenkintown, Abington, Bala Cynwyd, Lower Merion, Penn Valley, Conshohocken, Radnor, St. Davids, Villanova, King of Prussia, Norristown, Ardmore, Narberth, Broomall, Newtown, Gladwyne, Plymouth Meeting, Whitemarsh, Cheltenham, Willow Grove, Horsham, Oxford Valley, Bucks County, and Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.