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On the issue of the transfer of assets upon death, Pennsylvania answered, TAX THEM!, in the form of the Pennsylvania Inheritance Tax, which taxes assets

Millennials, do you have estate planning documents in place? No? Why not? Is it because you think you don’t really have any assets, so you

Most long-term care involves assisting with basic personal needs rather than providing medical care. The long-term care community measures personal needs by looking at whether

On behalf of Governor Wolf, on May 23, 2018, we announced the formation of Pennsylvania’s Alzheimer’s State Plan Task Force, which was created to champion

You’ve just finished signing your estate planning documents. Now you can breathe just a bit easier knowing this task can be checked off your list.

I hear a lot of folks say they would never take a cruise. The reasons I most frequently hear are, “there isn’t anything to do”,

It is very common in our practice to meet with husbands and wives or single individuals about their estate planning. In our practice, if a

The question estate planning and elder law attorneys are often asked is, what documents do I need? The answers to that simple question can be

Unfortunately, as the population begins to age, more and more seniors are being taken advantage of, sometimes unintentionally, and all too often intentionally. Either way,

As our loved ones age it is very common for family members to want to care for them and keep them at home as long

Parents have a seemingly endless “to do” list, but one important item that may not be on their radar is estate planning. Many people,

Common law marriage in Pennsylvania was abolished on January 2, 2005. However, couples who entered into a common law marriage before that date are still