The Pennsylvania Superior Court has clearly ruled that if a parent has sufficient funds to meet his/her child’s needs he cannot use custodial property as a substitution for his parental support obligation. Read... Continue Reading
“Her will said ‘If I’m gone, everything goes to my son.’ Not in trust, not with somebody protecting him from the assets until he was in his late 20s or so, but it all went directly to him. The problem was, she had over a... Continue Reading
Technically, it is a not-for-profit entity that can be controlled by a person, family or business. Sometimes private foundations are referred to as ‘family foundation’. They are organized exclusively for charitable,... Continue Reading
Will your step children get any of your property when you die? Unless you’ve adopted them, your step-children have no legal right to an inheritance from you – even if you die without a will. Read... Continue Reading
Incidents of Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease and other disorders that cause dementia have become more common among aging adults. While any form of memory loss is emotionally devastating for everyone involved,... Continue Reading