Discussing plans that affect your mortality is not an easy task, so
having proven experts in estate planning and wills to assist you in
this decisive time is a welcomed luxury. It’s essential to
appropriately secure the future of your assets because accidents
often occur, and afterwards individuals are not able to make
decisions for themselves.
We specialize in the preparation and planning effort as you begin to map out your will and estate, and these vital decisions can have an impact on your loved ones for generations to come. Estate planning attorneys Christopher Straub, Sandra Edwards Gray, or Albert J. Meier, can make legal arrangements so that your wealth is managed per your predetermined wishes and requests, and can help you appoint someone to make the right decisions for you.
Wills and estate planning is made simple with Pyfer Reese. Our will
and estate planning services include:
Preparation of
wills
Powers of
attorney
Revocable and
irrevocable trusts
Living wills
Our Team of Wills & Estate Planning Attorneys for Lancaster County
Understanding the Process Losing a loved one and navigating all the legal aspects of transferring car titles and bank accounts can be overwhelming. This article aims to help you better understand the procedures for both and how to prepare yourself within the State of Pennsylvania.
Unlike arbitration, courtrooms are typically where individuals turn when they face issues that cannot be resolved through other means. However, court proceedings can be time-consuming and costly, and they may not always adequately address your specific needs, intentions, or concerns. Fortunately, there are several alternatives to the court system known as Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)…
Are you a non-profit seeking advice on an endowment you have been gifted? Or are you a person looking to give a portion or even all your assets to a charity once you pass? These prospects can lead to some questions. This article will outline how to handle receiving and leaving a bequest and/or endowment…
Understanding Life Insurance Beneficiary Provisions Life insurance companies cannot pay funds directly to a minor beneficiary. If your life insurance beneficiary is a minor when you die and you have not made any type of provisions for a custodian or guardian of the funds, the distribution of funds will be delayed because your County Court…
ALSO, WHAT SHOULD I DO WHEN MY CHILD TURNS 18? Many times, people wonder what documents are contained in comprehensive Estate Planning. They may be as follows: A Will. A Power Of Attorney A Living Will. A Medical Power Of Attorney.
