Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Pennsylvania

This sounds like a complicated enough situation that the neighbors should bank together and engage a lawyer to help them. It would be helpful if there was a trust agreement that provided for the use, how trustees and successor would be appointed, and what would happen if the beneficiaries no longer wanted to or could not maintain and keep the property. The trust document may give the Township Supervisors some authority to take on this authority.

Even with a trust agreement, there are situations when a court has to be involved.

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