Does 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...
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Long-term care costs are rising—and they are projected to outpace inflation in the coming years. For many families, these costs...
Read MoreWhat Does Elder Law Cover?
According to the Pennsylvania Department on Aging, there are approximately 3.4 million older adults in the Commonwealth. As people age,...
Read MoreWhat Are the Different Powers of Attorney?
Power of attorney (POA) is a legal document that grants one person (the agent) the authority to act on behalf...
Read MoreHow Do Powers of Attorney Work?
A power of attorney (POA) is one of the most vital tools in a comprehensive estate plan. It grants a...
Read MoreWhat is an Asset Protection Trust?
As you prepare your estate plan, you may be exploring strategies to better protect your assets. An asset protection trust...
Read MoreAre Asset Protection Trusts Worth It?
A key aspect of estate planning is safeguarding and preserving your assets from potential risks, such as creditor claims, lawsuits,...
Read MoreHow Does Next of Kin Work in Pennsylvania?
In Pennsylvania, the term “next of kin” is broadly defined as your closest living relative. This concept carries significant weight,...
Read MoreUnderstanding the Vital Role of Next of Kin in Elder Law
In the realm of Pennsylvania Elder Law, the term “next of kin” holds significant legal weight, encompassing surviving spouses and...
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Multigenerational Households Part II
Last week’s column (https://keystoneelderlaw.com/multigenerational-living/) introduced background information about the history of multigenerational households in the U.S. and some of the...
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