WILL PREPARATION IN PENNSYLVANIA

WHY HAVE A WILL?

*Distribute assets efficiently.
*Avoid confusion and hurt feelings.
*Name guardians for minor children in the event both parents are deceased or incapacitated.
*Set up trusts for surviving children.


Failure to have a Will, setting forth how you want your estate distributed may lead to unintended results, as well as hurt feelings amongst family members. Furthermore, if you have children, a Guardianship provision should be contained in a Will to avoid any confusion or hurt feelings amongst family members as to whom your children will be raised by in the event both parents are deceased.

Living Wills

Living Will--Avoid the pain and suffering of family members having to decide what you would want done in the event life support measures are required to keep you alive.

Power of Attorney

Powers of Attorney--If become ill and/or incapacitated, a Power of Attorney enables a person to step in and take care of financial and other personal matters.