A Living Trust Can Protect You When You Are At Your Most Vulnerable
Although it may be unpleasant to think about becoming disabled or incapacitated, without a plan to protect yourself you could …
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What Happens If You Die Without a Will?
A well-drafted will is a vital part of any estate plan. However, millions of Americans die without a will each …
Contesting A Will Due To Undue Influence
Those with nefarious intentions often manipulate the elderly and other vulnerable people in our society. If someone convinces a loved …
Understanding Inheritance Tax
Pennsylvania requires some beneficiaries to pay an inheritance tax on most assets that are transferred when someone dies. Knowing how …
5 Reasons to Consider a Prenuptial Agreement
When you’re about to get married, divorce is most likely the last thing on your mind, but circumstances can change. …
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Guardianship Vs. Power of Attorney: What’s the Difference?
Power of attorney and guardianship both authorize someone else to act on the behalf of a person who is incapacitated …
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How Spousal Support is Determined in Pennsylvania
Also called spousal support, alimony is an ongoing payment one spouse makes to the other to provide financial support during …
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The Importance of Estate Planning for Single Parents
Being a single parent is challenging, and estate planning is often pushed aside in the flurry of responsibilities like work, …
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Why You Should Avoid Social Media when Going through a Divorce
Many people use social media as a way to stay connected with loved ones and express themselves. However, it’s not …
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How to Modify a Child Support Order in PA
In Pennsylvania, both parents are required to support their children until the age of 18, sometimes even longer. However, financial …
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