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Quakerfriend

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5. Yes, the state expects the taxes & the estate, in general, to be settled

Reply to TexasBushwhacker (Original post)

Mon May 13, 2024, 05:16 PM

May 2024

within approximately 2 years.

She should hire a lawyer to help direct the process.

In PA we have the Johnson Fee Schedule that gives guidelines as to fees that the lawyers & executors should be paid.

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Hiring someone to take over executor duties? [View all] TexasBushwhacker Apr 2024 OP

Your friend could have some real problems if she fails to fulfill her duties as executor. Ocelot II Apr 2024 #1

A judge stepped in KT2000 Apr 2024 #2

To make matters worse TexasBushwhacker Apr 2024 #3

I believe there is a two year requirement to get final taxes filed. PoindexterOglethorpe May 2024 #4

Yes, the state expects the taxes & the estate, in general, to be settled Quakerfriend May 2024 #5