Under Pennsylvania law, you can file for a fault-based divorce. This could happen if your spouse committed adultery, deserted you, endangered your life, created an intolerable living situation or was sentenced to prison. These are just a few examples of fault-based...
The personal representative of a Pennsylvania estate is responsible for a variety of tasks. They have to present estate planning documents to the probate courts, communicate with creditors and manage estate assets before they distribute them to beneficiaries. The...
If you have never made an estate plan, the process can seem intimidating. The more you understand about estate planning, the better equipped you may be as you begin the process. Here are several facts to know before you plan your estate: Fact 1: Dying without a will...
