John B. Whalen Law Blog

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Be aware that a Will may not dispose of all of your assets at your death.

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Be aware that a Power of Attorney must comply with PA law as of April, 2000.

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Be extremely cautious of "Living Trusts" in PA.

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Living Wills and Doctors?

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Your Fiduciaries should possess certain traits. 

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Be aware that Common law marriage has been abolished in Pennsylvania.

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There are - very simply - two primary "death" taxes in Pennsylvania.

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There are alternatives to the Probate Process in Pennsylvania.

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The Terri Schiavo case illustrated the importance of having a Living Will.

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Probate is the simple process for beginning an Estate Administration in Pa.

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