When planning for the future, it's essential to understand what you can do to care for your loved ones. Though it may seem as simple as leaving all your assets to your loved ones in a will, this isn't always the case. If you have family members with special needs,...

Marriage and partnership will impact many aspects of your life, from how you spend money to whether or not you have children. However, something you and your spouse or life partner must consider is if you have similar wishes for your estate. Whether you're married or unmarried, it is likely...

When planning for the future, you may want to ensure your loved ones are cared for. However, if you want to guarantee financial security, you must assure your will is valid and enforceable. If you are worried about the validity of your will, PA wills, trusts & estates attorneys can...

Thinking about the future can be scary and uncomfortable for many, as uncertainties lie ahead. However, planning for what will happen after you pass is essential to care for and support your loved ones. If you've considered gifting assets to your beneficiaries and charities, knowing what option is best for...

When you discover that you are the beneficiary of a trust fund, you may have many questions. This is especially true if you are thinking about higher education, as you may want to use this money to pay for your college education. The following blog explores whether or not this...

Creating an estate plan is something that many put off until it's too late. If you've already taken the time to establish a will, set up a trust fund, and grant power of attorney to someone, you may think you're in the clear. While having these documents established is better...

Creating an estate plan can provide the necessary peace of mind. However, you may be unaware of errors or issues that can influence the validity of the documents. Not only is this frustrating, but it can also be devastating as the people named in your will may not receive the...

When planning your estate, you'll place your trust in several individuals. From choosing the executor of your will to naming a trustee to oversee a trust fund, these individuals carry a lot of responsibilities. You may also have granted power of attorney to someone, allowing them to make many decisions...

When you create a will, you may be under the assumption that what's written in your estate plan is set in stone. However, this is not always the case. You may be surprised to discover that it is possible to change a will after the creator has passed away, but...

Many people undergo name changes for a number of reasons. Whether it is a personal reason or they change their last name after getting married, this can pose issues when executing a will. If you are concerned about a beneficiary who recently changed their name and how it will impact...