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Whether you are divorcing or there is another situation requiring the court to consider custody of your minor child, the court will always base its ruling on what is best for the child.

If you already have a will, you are doing better than most. In fact, nearly 70% of Americans have not taken the steps to draft even a simple estate planning document.

Divorce is very “expensive” emotionally, but it also can be very expensive monetarily. Some individuals focus only on costs associated with potential alimony payments or child support...

Pennsylvania residents like you may experience a concussion after a head injury. Concussions are the most common type of head injury. A concussion is sometimes hard to pinpoint when mild.

Pennsylvania residents like you put a lot of work into your estate during your life. You build up your assets all throughout your career. It makes sense that you want to put forth every effort to protect them for your loved ones.

When you create a will, you name an executor to handle your final affairs. During the probate process, the Pennsylvania court will supervise the executor as he or she gathers, values and distributes the estate assets.

It is tempting to delay drafting a will in Pennsylvania. However, it enables you to take care of loved ones after you are gone. The state steps in and distributes assets as it sees fit if there is no will.

As you prepare your postmortem arrangements for your family in Pennsylvania, a last will and testament is one of the most important documents you can arrange.