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Being the executor of an estate is not an easy job. There is a lot to it and if one is not careful, mistakes may be made. Here are some common mistakes that executors have made working through the probate process in Pennsylvania. Mistake number one: distributing...
As a Pennsylvania parent in the process of a divorce, your children’s post-divorce happiness and welfare probably rank right at the top of your list of concerns. If you and your spouse are like most divorcing couples, (s)he, too, has deep concerns about the children....
When a loved one dies, taking care of his or her estate can prove to be a challenging task. If a valid will exists, the state of Pennsylvania will allow assets to be distributed in accordance with the information contained within the will. Without a will or any other...
Due to divorce or separation, there are quite a few Pennsylvania residents with children who have custody plans by which they must abide. If you are one of them and you feel like your current child custody arrangement needs changing, you may be able to successfully...
If you serve as the executor of a Pennsylvania will, you have to handle some serious responsibilities. However, while an executor's duties can seem complicated and weighty, approaching them with the right mindset can help you meet your responsibility properly. If the...
Pennsylvania residents who are ready to end their marriages may not be fully prepared for the dissolution process. There is a lot to it and going into unprepared can cause quite a few problems. Here are a few things everyone who is getting ready to navigate the...
Many factors can have impacts on how things go financially for a person after getting a divorce. One is his or her credit score. Credit score impacts many different things for individuals, including how expensive and accessible different types of loans and credit...
If you are in the beginning stages of your estate planning, you may think that a living trust and a will are essentially the same thing. Even though each of these documents will provide the same types of benefits, they are both unique in their own ways. When you don’t...
Perhaps your grandmother plans to leave you significant inheritance after she passes away. You may know that you may have to pay taxes on the estate to receive the inheritance. Yet many individuals do not know that their relationship with their deceased loved one...
Pennsylvania has very specific laws when it comes to allowing a loved one to die. Whether you are helping with or preparing for these types of decisions, it's important to know your rights and the rights of the patient. Advanced health care directive In some states,...