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Since 1983, our Pennsylvania Estate Probate Lawyers have provided exceptional estate administration, and estate planning services to our Pennsylvania clients. Heiligman & Mogul, P.C., also provides their quality Probate and Estate Administration services to personal representatives who live outside the state.
We produce tremendous benefits for our clients in the most cost-effective and efficient manner. Our clients appreciate and rely on our:
- in-depth knowledge of estate probate and estate planning law
- extensive resources
- personalized and caring approach
- comprehensive services, and
- Reasonable fees
Pennsylvania Estate Probate Lawyers
If you have been or wish to be appointed the personal representative (executor or administrator) of a deceased person’s estate, our experienced Estate Probate Lawyers can guide you through the complicated Probate (also called Estate Administration) process. If you prefer, we can handle every aspect of the procedure for you.
Our firm provides:
Pennsylvania Estate Administration Lawyers
“Estate Administration” is a general term for the procedures that an estate must complete regardless of whether a decedent died with or without a Will. (The term “Estate Probate” has the same meaning as “Estate Administration.”) An Estate Administrator is another term for the personal representative of an estate. Our Estate Administration services— which are the same as our Estate Probate services. —include:
- Basic Estate Administration Services
- Comprehensive Estate Administration Services
- Getting Inherited Property Ready for Sale
- Choosing the Right Estate Administration Lawyer
Pennsylvania Estate Planning Lawyers
Our Pennsylvania Estate Planning Lawyers can provide creative and personalized solutions to address all of your estate planning needs. Whatever your age, income level, and hopes for the future, you can benefit from a well-conceived and executed estate plan that will help you:
- protect and preserve your assets
- provide for your loved ones
- prepare for unexpected events, and
- give you the satisfaction of knowing that you have done the best for your family
We will also advise you about events that may require a change in your current estate plan. These events include such things as:
- a marriage or divorce
- the birth of a child
- a contemplated retirement, and
- a sudden injury or illness
We will review your existing estate plan documents and create new ones for you when appropriate. Our estate planning services include:
- trusts
- powers of attorney for financial affairs and health care
- guardianships and conservatorships
- tools to minimize taxes
- wills and living wills
- keeping assets out of probate