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Our lawyers are experienced in recognizing issues of concern that arise with respect to trusts, asset protection, estate planning, special needs planning, retirement benefits, taxes, and insurance. In addition they are aware of the professional and non-legal resources and public services available to meet the needs of older persons. Our services include the following areas of practice.
Elder Law is the legal practice of counseling and representing older persons and their families concerning the legal aspects of long-term care... Learn more about Elder Law »
We provide answers to estate planning questions and give you the peace of mind of knowing the best possible planning is in place for you and your family. Learn more about Estate Planning »
Many legal issues arise when an individual needs nursing home care. We help you ensure you and your loved ones will be well cared for. Learn more about Medicaid & Nursing Home Planning
We provide answers to special needs planning questions and give you the peace of mind of knowing the best possible planning is in place for your loved one. Learn more about Special Needs Planning »
A Life Care Plan helps you respond to every challenge created by the long-term illness or disability of your loved one. Learn more about Life Care Planning »
Agricultural attorneys handle a wide range of agriculture-related issues, including, but not limited to, estate and farm succession planning, farm business planning/structuring, and land leasing and tenancy. Learn more about Agricultural Law»
Our office can help you through the often overwhelming legal process that is required to handle the estate. Learn more about Estate & Trust Administration »
When an individual becomes incapacitated–and there is no authorized decision-maker–a guardianship proceeding may be necessary to have the court appoint a decision-maker. Learn more about Guardianships »
We help veterans and their spouses to obtain the benefits they deserve. We understand the rules that govern VA benefits and how to navigate them. Learn more about Veterans' Benefits »
We have put together the following resources to help you understand the intricacies of estate planning in Pennsylvania. We are dedicated to helping individuals with disabilities, seniors and their families navigate complex legal, financial and medical issues by working to establish an effective plan for dealing with these issues.
Estate planning documents are legal instruments that declare your choices regarding your assets and care. They include wills, powers of attorney, advance health care directives, and trusts, among other considerations. Learn more about Estate Planning Documents »
Despite the unpredictability of the need for skilled nursing care, it can be planned for, and careful preparation can help ensure that your health care needs are met, while preserving your assets for the next generation. Read our Nursing Home Planning Guide »
Parents of children with special needs can easily become overwhelmed when planning for the future. However, it is possible to plan to protect your family. Learn more about the benefits of Special Needs Planning »
Asset protection is a primary objective of estate planning. Through proper planning and execution of proven asset protection strategies, Pennsylvania residents can maintain their standard of living late in life. Read our Asset Protection Planning Guide »
ABLE accounts are a new way for people with disabilities to save money while preserving eligibility for public benefits. Created by the federal Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act, ABLE accounts became available in Pennsylvania in April 2017. Learn more about ABLE Accounts »
You have rights regarding your own medical care, including the right to accept or reject certain medical treatment. Read our Guide to Advance Directives »
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The following web stories offer introductions to key considerations in estate planning and special needs planning.