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Question: Wills, Trusts, Probate - Pennsylvania

Asked on 8/6/2009
What format should an estate administrator use to contact beneficiaries (letter, phone call, e-mail)?

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N. K., Member in Good Standing of the Iowa and Illinois Bar


The most official would be by letter. You could use the phone/email for follow-up.



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There are specific Court Rules for this in Pennsylvania for you to follow, and there are also local rules, so some of this depends on which County you are in. You need to consult an attorney or speak to your local Register of Wills and see if they will guide you.



  • Answered on 8/7/2009
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