A power of attorney (POA) is a document that gives someone the legal right to make decisions for someone else. The individual with a power of attorney is the agent, while the individual allowing a power of attorney is the principal. However, POAs have various forms...
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Estate Planning
Four estate plan considerations for small business owners
Each year, people throughout Pennsylvania decide to become small business owners. Owning a small business can be a great way to earn money while doing something you love. With that said, you can protect your business by creating an estate plan. Before doing this, here...
Using a health-care proxy: An essential part of an estate plan
There are plenty of reasons to get started on your estate plan as soon as you can. While you might feel healthy or young now, the reality is that anything could happen to take that away from you or result in your death. From a random illness to a car crash, there is...
Buying property from an estate sale? Ask these questions first
When someone inherits a home or another piece of real estate, they sometimes won’t want to keep the property. Instead, they may look to sell the property through an estate sale.For homebuyers, an estate sale may provide a buying opportunity. Be warned, however,...
