Passing on your Guns! Recent events make planning for guns and other weapons (e.g. compound bows) extremely important. Presented by: Vicky Ann Trimmer Esquire, CPA When: Tuesday, September 24, 2019 at 5:30pm Location: 645 N. 12th Street, Suite 200 Lemoyne,
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None of us know what the future holds. Our life can be struck down quickly from an unexpected health crisis or accident. It is important to take time when there is no crisis to plan for the event of your
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When thinking about your estate planning, you should also consider where you want your personal property to go. Many of us have a unique property that might require special consideration or even proactive planning before our death. Rare collectibles, family
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Today is National Relaxation Day. What a shame that we need to remind ourselves to relax! Often when I meet with families about estate planning and elder law, one of the concerns I raise is how the kids and other
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Just like having an annual medical checkup, establishing an estate plan is one of the most important steps you can take to protect yourself and your loved ones. In many instances, people spend more time planning a family vacation than
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On February 20th, pet lovers everywhere will observe National Love Your Pet Day. This day is set aside to give extra attention to and pamper your pets. It is also a good day to focus on the special relationship that
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There are many online products and television ads which imply that you can easily write your own Will, Power of Attorney or Living Will (Advance Directive). Just because you can do it, does not mean you should. Drafting estate planning
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Family Owned Business & Pennsylvania Tax Exemption Historically, family owned business owners have been faced with a difficult tax situation at death. The business can pass to your children but not before paying the 4.5% Pennsylvania Inheritance Tax. This often
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POAs Can Resolve Many Issues – Before They Occur It is easy and understandable why people put off the drafting of a Will, Power of Attorney or Living Will, also called an Advance Directive. No one wants to think about or dwell
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Dealing with Moving From Home into Supportive Living can be Challenging “Change is hard, but change can be good,” so says, the monkey in the Lion King, when he is consulting Mustafa on becoming “King of the Forest.” The comfort of
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