On behalf of Beroes Law Center | Feb 4, 2020 | Estate Planning
Many Pennsylvanian’s put off estate planning for a number of reasons. Some are simply afraid to confront their own mortality while others are concerned about perceived complexities that may arise throughout the process. However, most people find that a burden is...
On behalf of Beroes Law Center | Dec 16, 2019 | Estate Planning
People in Pennsylvania may want to consider adding a health care directive to their estate plan. A health care directive appoints someone to make medical decisions on a person’s behalf if that person becomes incapacitated. It also specifies a person’s...
On behalf of Beroes Law Center | Nov 4, 2019 | Estate Planning
Most Pennsylvania residents understand the importance of estate planning, but many of them find addressing end of life issues extremely difficult. People in the prime of their lives often vow to have these discussions at some unspecified time in the future, but that...
On behalf of Beroes Law Center | Oct 11, 2019 | Estate Planning
Estate planning allows individuals to make end-of-life decisions ahead of time by creating wills and advanced directives. While a will generally includes information on funeral arrangements, inheritances and guardianship of minor children, an advance directive focuses...
On behalf of Beroes Law Center | Sep 6, 2019 | Estate Planning
Your effort to begin planning your estate long before you ever anticipate needing its implementation is crucial to your financial health. An estate plan that you have carefully crafted to meet your lifestyle and personal desires can be equally as beneficial to your...
On behalf of Beroes Law Center | Jul 3, 2019 | Estate Planning
When parents remarry in Pennsylvania, they may accidentally disinherit their children if they do not update their financial accounts and estate planning documents. This can happen on both sides, since the spouse remarrying may have kids of their own as well.CNBC notes...
On behalf of Beroes Law Center | May 10, 2019 | Estate Planning
Creating an estate plan is really only half the battle. There are also times when you’ll need to update your will to ensure it continues to meet your needs, or your family could be subject to serious issues after you’re gone. Wise Bread explains a few...
On behalf of Beroes Law Center | Apr 6, 2019 | Estate Planning
If you have children and are working on your will in Pennsylvania, you are probably focusing on how to divide your assets among them when you pass away. However, one thing every parent must also consider is what happens to the children if you both die before they turn...
On behalf of Beroes Law Center | Mar 28, 2019 | Estate Planning
Just because you have completed a will does not mean you never have to revisit it. In fact, you might need to return to it several times over the course of your life to name new beneficiaries or remove old ones. There are many events that can radically change a...
On behalf of Beroes Law Center | Dec 28, 2018 | Estate Planning
Often, people decide to set up a power of attorney during their marriage. This can help provide peace of mind by allowing spouses to handle each other’s affairs in the event that one becomes incapacitated for some reason. However, things change, and some people...
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