Creating a Will in PA
Schuylkill County Estate Attorney
Creating a will is a great first step estate planning. Whether you are a parent, homeowner, single or married, establishing a will creates a legally binding document with instructions on how your property and other assets will be distributed after you die. Once you have passed away, wills become irrevocable, meaning they can no longer change. Our Schuylkill County estate attorney has extensive experience helping the residents of Schuylkill County and surrounding areas prepare their wills. As part of the firm’s elder care practice, the estate attorneys also prepare living will health care directive and power of attorney estate planning documents which are helpful to family prior to your passing.
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What Transpires if I Die Without a Will?
If you die without a will in Pennsylvania, an administrator will have to be appointed to open an estate. Then your property will be distributed based on intestacy laws. Intestacy laws outline how to distribute your property and other assets to your closest relatives starting with your spouse and children. If you do not have a spouse or children, your property will be distributed in accordance with the PEF Code. If no known living blood relatives are found, your property may escheat to the state. The administrator is vested with the responsibility to pay debts and administration fees from the estate assets before any remaining assets are distributed to heirs. An executor, where a will exists, performs essentially the same functions.
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Contact Our Schuylkill County Estate Lawyer
While it is not necessary to use an attorney to draft a will, to avoid mistakes and to ensure your wishes are followed after your passing, it is highly recommended, to seek the advice of counsel, especially if you believe your will could be contested or if you wish to disinherit an heir from potential inheritance. When you work with a skilled Schuylkill County estate attorney, you can rest assured your family’s legacy is protected.
Contact The Law Offices of Anthony Urban, P.C. today.