Fee Waiver For Estates

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Low-income individuals in Pennsylvania can apply for a fee waiver using the In Forma Pauperis form to cover estate filing fees. Approval is based on income, expenses, and dependents. The form can be found on the Pennsylvanias Unified Judicial Systems website. If unhappy with your current attorney, you can request your documents back and seek help elsewhere. Consult a new attorney before making any decisions.

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I went an seen an attorney and they never explained anything about this I call today and now they are telling me that I have to come up with *$ not sure what I should do
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. If you're having trouble with the $* fee, you can apply for the fee waiver using the "In Forma Pauperis" (IFP) form I mentioned. You can find this form on the Pennsylvania's Unified Judicial System's website. Would you like assistance navigating the site?
Yes I definitely will need to do that! Thank you
Great! You can find the "In Forma Pauperis" form on the Pennsylvania's Unified Judicial System's website. Here is the link: www.pacourts.us/forms/for-the-public. Once you're there, click on "Waiver of Filing Fees". If you need further help, don't hesitate to ask!
I am definitely not happy with this attorney can I get my paperwork back and seek help elsewhere?
In Pennsylvania, you generally have the right to your documents. You can request your attorney to return your files. However, it's a good idea to consult with a new attorney before taking any steps.