by amywolf | Aug 17, 2020 | Probate & Estate Planning
Estate planning when there is a business involved requires not only planning for personal assets but also considering long-term business requirements. If an individual has a sole proprietorship, the business estate planning is somewhat simplified as the business...
On behalf of Wolf, Baldwin & Associates, P.C. | Aug 13, 2020 | Probate & Estate Planning
Estate planning could prove valuable to those who understand the complexities of personal finance. Anyone can become incapacitated or, sadly, die prematurely. No one knows what can happen on any given day, and this includes young people in Pennsylvania. Therefore,...
by amywolf | Jul 28, 2020 | Probate & Estate Planning
Estate planning is important for all Pennsylvania residents, particularly if they own a business or property. One document that business owners should consider as part of their estate plan is a power of attorney. A medical or financial power of attorney gives another...
by amywolf | Jul 13, 2020 | Probate & Estate Planning
There are several life events that should prompt people in Pennsylvania to create or review an estate plan. When people get married, they may want to ensure that their spouse is listed on their beneficiary designations and has medical and financial power of attorney...
by amywolf | Jul 3, 2020 | Probate & Estate Planning
Pennsylvania residents who own any kind of assets should consider creating an estate plan. Estate planning can involve creating a will or a trust and taking out a life insurance policy so that loved ones are not left high and dry in the event of someone’s death....
by amywolf | Jun 30, 2020 | Probate & Estate Planning
Pennsylvania property owners who do not have an estate plan should consider the benefits of creating a will or trust. Without there being a will or trust in place, the assets and property of individuals who pass away will be distributed according to law as dictated by...
by amywolf | May 27, 2020 | Probate & Estate Planning
Pennsylvania testators normally name an executor in their wills. However, if that person is unable to fulfill that role, a probate judge may name a temporary administrator. Typically, an order naming the temporary administrator will outline the specific powers that he...
by amywolf | May 11, 2020 | Firm News, Probate & Estate Planning
When you have young children or a new baby on the way, the last thing most couples want to think about is their estate plan. But for new parents, drafting a well-thought-out estate plan is one of the best things you can do to make sure your child’s future is secure....
On behalf of Wolf, Baldwin & Associates, P.C. | Oct 28, 2018 | Probate & Estate Planning
Creating an estate plan is an essential step in planning ahead for your long-term goals and wishes. That said, once you’ve created an initial plan the work is still not complete. Diligent estate planning requires not just one version of your will, power of...
On behalf of Wolf, Baldwin & Associates, P.C. | Jun 22, 2016 | Probate & Estate Planning
Being a single parent often means you’re responsible for 99.9 percent of everything it takes to raise your children, including emotional, physical and financial support. Because of this, you may wonder who would take over if you died and how your children would...
