How to Choose the Right Executor for Your Estate
In Pennsylvania, an executor is responsible for the administration of an estate during the probate process. You should use your...
Read MoreWhat Happens if You Die Without a Will in PA?
A will is a foundational estate planning document. Your last will and testament is your opportunity to exercise control over...
Read MoreWhy Estate Planning Matters at Every Stage of Life
Many people do not have an estate plan. In fact, the AARP reports that approximately half of American adults who...
Read MoreThe Difference Between Wills and Trusts
You need a comprehensive estate plan. A well-crafted estate plan may include both a will and a trust (or multiple...
Read MoreUnderstanding the Role of a Will in Pennsylvania
Are you getting started with estate planning in Mechanicsburg or elsewhere in Central Pennsylvania? If so, you need to be...
Read MoreDifference Between General and Durable Power of Attorney
In Pennsylvania, the power of attorney (POA) allows one person to act on behalf of another person. Commonwealth law (20...
Read MoreCan I Do My Own Estate Planning?
Do you have an estate plan? You should. Estate planning provides much-needed protection. You may be wondering: Can I do...
Read MoreCaregiver Burnout Help
Caring for a spouse, aging parent, or another vulnerable loved one is an act of deep compassion—but it can also...
Read MoreDoes a Durable Power of Attorney End at Death?
Under Pennsylvania law (20 Pa. C.S. § 5601), you can authorize another person to act on your behalf through a...
Read MoreMedicaid and Asset Protection
Long-term care costs are rising—and they are projected to outpace inflation in the coming years. For many families, these costs...
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