Despite inflation indexing, certain families will still need advanced estate and gift tax planning: Estate Planning Still Matters Those where the value of their estate at death is likely to exceed the applicable exclusion... Continue Reading
The Pennsylvania Superior Court has reinforced the general rule that arbitration agreement does not need both parties’ signatures unless expressly required by law or the language of the contract itself. In doing so, the... Continue Reading
In the employment law and business litigation case of B.G. Balmer & Co. vs. Frank Crystal & Co., Inc., PICS Case No.16-1355 (Pa. Super. Sept. 9, 2016) the Honorable Victor P. Stabile, writing on behalf of the Pennsylvania... Continue Reading
Trusts fall into two basic categories: testamentary and inter vivos. A testamentary trust is one created by your will, and it does not come into existence until you die. In contrast, an inter vivos trusts, starts during your... Continue Reading
An adult child recently fought against the admission to probate of a copy of his biological father’s missing will. The adult insisted that, without proof of what happened to the will, its copy could not be admitted to probate.... Continue Reading