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I created these articles as a helpful resource with easy-to-understand definitions and explanations on the basics of estate planning, such as a Will, Power of Attorney, and Living Will. Please contact me with any questions or topics you would like to learn more about.

What is Estate Planning?

Have you put off estate planning because you’re too busy? Maybe you’re waiting for a better time (e.g., after the holidays, when you get back from vacation …

Estate Planning: Be Prepared

Are you a good planner? Too many people put off estate planning or think they are not rich enough to worry about having an “estate.” According to …

What Can I Expect from My First Estate Planning Consultation?

It’s not uncommon to feel anxious about planning for the future. It involves difficult discussions and decisions that many of us may not want to deal with. To ease anxiety…

Do I Really Need a Will?

Many people think that, after they pass away, everything will go to their spouse, or their “children will handle everything.” Others think that because they don’t have much, they don’t need a will. These ideas can lead to expensive on unforeseen consequences.

What If I Die Without a Will?

Many people avoid preparing a Will because they think that their spouse will automatically receive everything. That isn’t quite how it works …

What is a Power of Attorney?

Let’s start with the basics by defining a Power of Attorney (POA) and the key parties involved. A POA is a notarized document that allows you …

Do I Really Need a POA?

If you find yourself asking this question, the answer is plain and simple: yes, you do. Let’s take a look at key questions surrounding a Power of Attorney …

Living Will vs. Health Care Power of Attorney: What’s the Difference?

In Pennsylvania, as an adult, you have the legal right to make your own health care decisions (with a few exceptions), as long as you have the capacity to do so …

What is a Guardianship in Pennsylvania?

When an individual reaches the age of 18 in Pennsylvania, they become legally recognized as an adult. The person has the legal right to make decisions …

A Look at Personal Injury Law

If it seems like you see a lot of billboards or advertisements for personal injury law firms, that’s not a coincidence. Personal injury cases are the most common …

Why Litigation Experience Matters

My extensive litigation experience is an advantage for my clients because I can see the big picture. I understand the steps and commitment required …