Initially, many of our clients come to us with the same questions about: estate planning, being an executor, and about protecting their assets, estate, or inheritance in Pennsylvania. This estate law frequently asked questions page is meant to answer the most common questions we hear from clients each day and to help others build a foundation of knowledge about Pennsylvania estate planning, being an executor in Pennsylvania, elder law, trust law, and asset protection.
Do you have a question for us about Pennsylvania estate law that you do not see answered below? Contact us today to talk to an experienced lawyer about your legal needs or email your question to David Frees [email protected].
Do you have a question for us about Pennsylvania estate law that you do not see answered below? Contact us today to talk to an experienced lawyer about your legal needs or email your question to David Frees [email protected].
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How Much Money, Real Estate or Other Assets Can A Pennsylvania Resident Gift in 2024 [UPDATE]?
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Question Seven: What is the best way to find qualified advisers for my elderly parents’ estate planning?
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Question Seven (A): How do I find the right lawyer to help me with general and elder law issues?
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Question Six: What type of advisers should I look to for advice regarding my elderly parents estate planning?
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Question Five: Do I really need help with my parents’ elder law and/ or estate planning or can I do it on my own?
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Question Four: What are the most important financial topics that should be discussed with your elderly parents?
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Question Three: What are the most important legal documents that your elderly parents should have in place?
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Question Two: What are the most important issues that you want to “focus on” with your elderly parents?
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Question One: How do you get elderly parents to start talking about their financial and legal affairs
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Unpaid Legal Fees and Debts of An Insolvent Estate- What Gets Paid First?
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New Medicare Surtax for Trusts and Estates- Will your estate or trust administration be affected?
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Naming a Beneficiary of Life Insurance and Retirement Policies- Who, What, and Why?
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How do you get elderly parents to start talking about their financial and legal affairs?
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What Court is in Charge of an Adult Guardianship?
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What Should I Know About a Last Will and Testament?
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What Should I Know About A Living Will?
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What Should I Know About A Revocable Living Trust
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What Are The Safest and Smartest Places to Store Your Will?
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What Happens to Your Electronic Assets When You Die?
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How Can I Avoid Family Feuds when Family Members Have Joint Accounts with One Another