Anita D’Amico April 1, 2020 We are now a week into Governor Wolf’s stay-at-home Order, and although we are all abiding by the Order, and the courts are closed with the exception of emergency filings, it is likely that your divorce and custody matters have not gone away. You may be wondering how the court’sContinue reading “Managing Your Family Legal Matters During COVID-19“
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Estate Planning
Anita D’Amico March 27, 2020 During this difficult time, our firm has had several inquiries from new clients seeking to get their estate plans in order as well as calls from some of our current clients requesting a review of their estate planning documents in order to assure the documents are still appropriate. If you have been putting off making or revisiting your estate plan, and now find timeContinue reading “Estate Planning“
Liability
How you may be Liable if a Trespasser Slips and Falls on your Property Anita D’Amico November 13, 2018 Many of us are home today enjoying the snow day. Some of us may shovel thewalkways or snow blow the driveway. However, with this wintery weather comesan additional liability that many landowners do not know theyContinue reading “Liability”
Taxes
How the 2018 Tax Laws Affect your Family Matters Anita D’Amico November 13, 2018 As February comes to an end, many of us have heard or read that there are new tax laws that have been enacted for 2018. You may be busy preparing your 2017 tax returns and wondering if the new tax lawsContinue reading “Taxes“
Estate Planning
During this difficult time, our firm has had several inquiries from new clients seeking to get their estate plans in order as well as calls from some of our current clients requesting a review of their estate planning documents in order to assure the documents are still appropriate. If you have been putting off making or revisiting your estate plan, and now find time to make this a priority, let usContinue reading “Estate Planning”
Estate Planning
The Importance of Estate Planning
Taxes, Estate Planning
Estate Planning and the 2018 Tax Laws Anita D’Amico November 13, 2018 As the saying goes, there are two guarantees in life, taxes and death. Many people take advantage of estate planning techniques in order to maximize the amount of their estates that will pass to their beneficiaries (recipients) upon their death while also minimizingContinue reading “Taxes, Estate Planning“
St. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick’s Day Anita D’Amico November 13, 2018 St. Patrick’s Day is a holiday full of parades, parties, corned beef and booze. Before you decide to get behind the wheel of your car after drinking whiskey and green beer at a St. Patrick’s Day party, here is what you should know if you get pulledContinue reading “St. Patrick’s Day”
Estate Planning: What You Should Know Before Your Next Vacation
Anita D’Amico November 13, 2018 It may still feel like winter, but spring is actually here, and summer is just around the corner. With the change in seasons, many people decide to take spring break and summer vacations. Between packing for your trip, planning activities and creating itineraries, the last thing on your mind mayContinue reading “Estate Planning: What You Should Know Before Your Next Vacation“
Family Law Mediation – An Excellent Alternative to Divorce and Custody Litigation
Anita D’Amico November 13, 2018 One common misconception regarding divorce and custody matters is that the issues have to be litigated in court. Did you know that even though you may be dealing with a divorce or custody issue, you do not even need to set foot in a courtroom? One way to avoid timelyContinue reading “Family Law Mediation – An Excellent Alternative to Divorce and Custody Litigation“