Blended families can face unique probate issues
Probate is the legal process that takes place after someone passes away. It involves proving that a deceased person’s will […]
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Estate Administration & Probate, Estate Planning
What’s the Difference Between Estate Tax and Inheritance Tax?
To someone unfamiliar with the probate system, an estate tax and an inheritance tax might sound like the same thing.
Real Estate
Do I need a real estate attorney for my home purchase?
When buying a home in Pennsylvania, you’re not required to hire a real estate attorney. However, having one can be
Elderly Law
Pennsylvania’s Filial Support Law Makes Medicaid Planning a Family Responsibility
When an elderly person requires long-term residential care in a nursing home or similar facility, it can be very difficult
Estate Administration & Probate
How planning ahead can prevent family disputes over an inheritance
Estate planning can be simple or complex, depending on your circumstances. If you have significant assets, you should ensure your
Elderly Law
New Law on Guardianship for Elderly People Takes Effect in Pennsylvania
Many families struggle with the decision of whether to establish a legal guardianship for an elderly loved one. While people
Estate Administration & Probate
How to have “the talk” with your parents about estate planning
Discussing estate planning with parents is never easy, but for adult children, it is a topic that almost always comes
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Estate planning for second marriages: A comprehensive guide
Second marriages often present unique challenges and considerations when it comes to estate planning. Unlike first marriages, individuals entering into
Insurance
Developing a Comprehensive Strategy to Fund Your Potential Long-Term Care
As individuals age, planning for long-term care becomes increasingly important to ensure financial security and quality of life in later
Estate Administration & Probate
Probate: basic information you should know
Many people have heard the term “probate,” but they do not know exactly what it means. They may associate it