Lebanon Pennsylvania Family & Estate Law Blog

If you are a blended family, it is important to have an estate plan in place. Blended families can be more complicated when it comes to inheritance and estate planning. There are many things to consider when creating an estate plan for a blended family. If your will...

Writing a will represents a responsible step someone could take to help Pennsylvania family members and other beneficiaries. A will may reflect one component of a comprehensive estate plan, as other documents might address financial and health matters. While taking...

You can use a Medicaid trust to protect assets from liquidation if a person requires an extended stay at a nursing home. In Pennsylvania, Medicaid limits might be enforced. When the trust works, long-term facility care won't require upfront, often expensive costs....

As a resident of Pennsylvania, you might want to create a trust to leave your assets to your loved ones. If you’re getting older, you may want to create one that leaves your assets to your grandchildren. A generation-skipping trust could be the best option. What is a...

One element of creating an estate plan is thinking about your long-term care needs. This involves considering who you may want to be in charge of your Pennsylvania assets and health care if you are incapacitated. However, if you have a history of Alzheimer's disease...

Society exists mainly online these days. Instead of physical filing cabinets with all of your information, most of your important documents or photos might exist on your Google account. Many websites are giving people the option to say what happens to their account in...

If you've accumulated a lot of wealth or financial assets in your lifetime, you probably want to ensure that your family members in Pennsylvania can enjoy the wealth for generations to come. However, you've heard the stories about people who inherit a large sum of...