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Pennsylvania Asset Protection & Estate Planning Blog
Will & Trust Attorney Blog For Unruh, Turner, Burke & Frees
This blog, which is regularly updated by our estate planning attorneys, strives to keep our clients and potiential clients informed, engaged, and connected to the latest news, trends, and current events regarding Penn. asset protection, inheritance dispute resolution, executor and trustee information, will & trust law, and elder trust law. Learn more abou the estate law issues that affect you most in these short, personal, and candid legal blog posts.
This brief article and related video answer all of
the most important questions about medical power of attorney, financial and durable powers of attorney
A Last Will and Testament is a critical component to your comprehensive estate plan. Make sure it comply's with Pennsylvania's complex and changing laws.
Many things can go wrong in a nursing home or assited living facility. Find out what you can do to make sure these things do not happen to you or a loved one.
Very affluent families have been using family meetings to reinforce their estate planning, to protect their heirs from divorce, lawsuits, and taxes, and to ...
A comprehensive estate plan can do many things for you and your family BUT if it is not done correctly it may equal an expensive lawsuit. Bullet proof your will
Some assets fall outside of your will/trust and your beneficiary designations control who gets those assets.What should you know about Beneficiary Designations?
Executors need to learn the most common mistakes and how to avoid personal liability. Discover many resources and information for Pennsylvania executors
The estate planning document that you cannot be without? It's one of the most overlooked estate planning tools - the well drafted durable power of attorney.
An inter vivos gift is one tool you can use in your estate planning to reduce taxes. But be careful because if it's not done correctly you may be on the hook.
We want to help you understand critical trust language that to many seems foreign at times. You can leave your interpreter at home after reading our trust guide
A specific clause that deals with tangible personal property in your will is an important componenet to an Effective Will. Find out what tangible property is?
Are all your children in your will? Make sure your will has the correct family information. It may seem fairly unimportant but the consequences can be startling
The long standing rules for executors to enter and to inventory a safe deposit box have recently changed. The state of Pennsylvania no longer provides...
Trust law can be a complicated field to navigate through so we wrote a guide explaining the many types and uses of trusts to help you find the right trust.
The more trust language you understand the more likely you will have the right trust in place for you or the better you will understand your role in a trust.