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Dennis Uram

342 Forest Grove Rd , Coraopolis , Pennsylvania 15108

Practice Areas: Probate

My practice is currently limited to the drafting of Wills and Powers of Attorney, and the handling of decedent's estates, both large and small. My clients meet only with me. You will never be handed off to an associate or paralegal. You will have the full benefit of my 45 years of legal experience. I also provide each estate client with my cell phone number and accept calls after normal business hours, including weekends.

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Do I need a specialized probate attorney for this situation? | Aug 16, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
A brief background: I spoke to the Register of Wills yesterday, and he emailed me the entire case file regarding my brother, a decedent from location: Pennsylvania who died without a will, wife or children in July 2026. His siblings became heirs of equal standing. I discovered in the case file that my sibling relationship to my brother was intentionally left off a Petition for Grant of Letters by my sister and her probate attorney. She filed the petition last week and the probate attorney went before the judge yesterday. She became the administrator yesterday, August 14, 2026. I am not listed as an heir in any place in the case file. I suspect this omission was intentional because I accused her of intermeddling in my brother's estate beginning in July 2026 just after our brother died. I also refused to sign the renunciation form to allow her to become administrator. I have proof of her intermeddling and have saved the texts. She admitted to claiming only a small amount for household on the probate form to, "keep the taxes low for everyone", she admitted to entering his home and throwing bags of paperwork away, donating his clothing and personal effects, distributing furniture, encouraging relatives to, "take what you want, just ask others about big ticket items", moving his solely owned car off his property to another relative's garage for "safe keeping", and co-mingling funds all *before* becoming administrator of the estate. She has access to his laptop and his…

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