Legal blog articles about obtaining letters of administration

Category: Letters Testamentary and Administration

Letters of Administration is the authorizing document issued by the Register of Wills appointing an estate representative if the deceased person died without a Will. Letters Testamentary is issued when a person left a Will. Letters Testamentary or Letters of Administration allows the estate representative to gather all of the deceased’s assets such as personal property, bank accounts and other assets to pay liabilities and make inheritance distribution.

What is the Difference Between an Executor, Administrator, and Personal Representative?

Mike November 22, 2021 0

What is the Difference Between an Executor, Administrator, and Personal Representative? There are several different terms which can identify the representative of a deceased person’s estate in Pennsylvania. These terms can be confusing because they are often used interchangeably though they carry different meanings. Executor/ Executrix When a person dies with a […]

How Can I Obtain Access to a Deceased’s Bank Accounts?

Mike October 25, 2021 0

How Can I Obtain Access to a Deceased’s Bank Accounts? One of the first steps to settle a loved one’s estate is to gain access to the deceased’s bank accounts. The first thought of many family members is to present a power of attorney to the bank. However, it soon becomes apparent that a […]

What are Letters Testamentary and Letters of Administration?

Mike September 6, 2021 0

What are Letters Testamentary? When a loved one passes away, an estate must usually be raised for the deceased person. An estate stands in place of the deceased so that the legal and financial affairs can be administered after death. Letters Testamentary is the authorizing document issued by the Register of Wills appointing […]

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