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Pennsylvania Estate Planning Lawyer Helping Clients and Their Families Preserve Their Assets and Leave a Legacy. Serving Philadelphia, Chester and Lehigh Counties.
Planning for what should happen to your assets after you pass away may not be a pleasant task for most, which often means you end up procrastinating or finding another reason not to think about it. However, if you want your family’s well-being to be protected once they can no longer rely on your income, estate planning becomes an urgent matter, and the sooner you can tackle it, the more peace of mind you can get for yourself and your loved ones. Making the estate planning process uncomplicated is at the heart of what our firm does.
Why Is Estate Planning Important?
Estate planning is an important step for everyone, regardless of their age or income bracket. It is about having control over what happens with your assets after you pass away rather than leaving it all up to a judge to decide. It is about taking steps to protect your legacy while having the right financial situation that enables you to receive the care you need while you are still alive without draining your resources.
We know estate planning may be a complex process for many clients. The Pile Law Firm, PLLC, is dedicated to helping remove complexities and walk our clients through the steps needed to create their estate plans. If the well-being of your family is important to you, speak to Attorney E. Nego Pile at the Pile Law Firm, PLLC, and see how getting your estate plans taken care of may be easier than you think.
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How Do I Know Which Estate Planning Documents I Need?
There are no one-size-fits-all solutions for estate planning, as each person has a different estate planning goal, background, and financial situation. Some estate plans may be as simple as the last will, a living will, and a power of attorney, while others may require multiple living trusts and additional tools.
At the very least, your estate plans should include a last will. This is a legal document in which you can record your wishes for how your assets should be divided after you pass away, and you may also add guardian designations for any minor children. It would also be important to add a living will to your estate planning documents, which enables you to record your wishes for medical treatment and assign someone to make healthcare-related decisions on your behalf in case you are incapacitated and unable to speak for yourself. Other important documents may include a power of attorney, a financial power of attorney, or an advanced healthcare directive. If you are not sure where to start or which documents you should have, your first step should be to speak to Attorney E. Nego Pile and the legal team at the Pile Law Firm, PLLC.
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Founded and led by E. Nego Pile, Esq., Pile Law Firm provides comprehensive legal services to residents throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
We want to be the team you turn to first for all your estate planning and related legal needs.
How Can an Attorney Help Me With an Aging Loved One?
As a large percentage of the American population is now living well past their 70s, older Americans have unique legal needs that overlap with several different law practice areas. Elder Law seeks to serve seniors and cater to their legal needs as they age, taking a multidisciplinary approach to integrate a wide variety of fields – from estate planning to Medicaid and long-term care planning.
If you have an aging loved one, the Pile Law Firm, PLLC, has the knowledge and experience to help you with matters such as planning to preserve your loved one’s assets while enabling him or her to receive long-term care or be eligible for Medicaid, SSI or other government benefits. When necessary, our firm can also guide you through the process of obtaining guardianship to protect the interests of your loved one.
Why Choose
We wholly understand the ever-changing landscape of life. We offer no judgments – only positive results.
Our staff and lead attorney have years of experience getting results for families and clients in need of estate planning.
An effective estate plan relies heavily on communication. We listen deeply to your goals and needs to ensure your plan works for you.
If you need to modify your estate plan, we have experience making key adjustments to protect your family and future.
We offer strong advice throughout the process, so you are familiar with all of the estate planning tools at your disposal.
From the moment you speak with us, you are part of the family. We are dedicated to helping each and every client safeguard what matters most.
We wholly understand the ever-changing landscape of life. We offer no judgments – only positive results.
Our staff and lead attorney have years of experience getting results for families and clients in need of estate planning.
An effective estate plan relies heavily on communication. We listen deeply to your goals and needs to ensure your plan works for you.
If you need to modify your estate plan, we have experience making key adjustments to protect your family and future.
We offer strong advice throughout the process, so you are familiar with all of the estate planning tools at your disposal.
From the moment you speak with us, you are part of the family. We are dedicated to helping each and every client safeguard what matters most.
Why Is It Important to Get Professional Help to Plan for a Loved One With Special Needs?
Planning for the future of a loved one with special needs may not always be an easy task, especially when you need to balance your wish to provide financial stability for your loved one with the strict income requirements to keep them eligible for government benefits. While you may want to leave them a significant inheritance to make sure they will have the resources needed to sustain a good standard of living, it takes proper planning to make sure they don’t end up losing their benefits.
An attorney can help you make the right plans to safeguard the well-being of your loved one while navigating the ever-changing and complex rules of Medicaid and SSI. Tools such as Special Needs Trusts may help you have greater control over how your loved one receives those assets without impacting their benefits eligibility. Speak to Attorney E. Nego Pile at the Pile Law Firm to see how we can help you protect the future of your loved one with special needs.
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