We believe that everyone should have a will. If you have minor children (under 18 years old), you should have a will to determine who will be their guardian if you die. You should have a will if you are divorced or if you are recently separated. If you have concerns about making sure that your desires are followed following your death, either by helping family members or friends who may need financial support, you should have a will. If you want to leave money to a charity, you should have a will. If you want to make sure that those who survive you have an easier time administering your estate following your death, you should have a will. If you have children that you want to send to college, you can help make sure that they have the assets to do this by providing for it with a will and a testamentary trust. If you have a business with multiple shareholders or partners, you should have a will and perhaps a buy-sell agreement.

You do not need to be a millionaire to have a will. Lots of ordinary people can help their families and children by having even a simple will to provide guidance to them in the event of your death. The process is inexpensive and we work to make it extremely convenient by providing for evening and weekend appointments, home visits, and free, no-risk consultations. Our offices are easily acessible in York and Harrisburg, with ground-level, handicapped-accessible entrances. Our staff is friendly and efficient, and we have a notary on staff.

Call one of our attorneys at (717) 848-8455 today to set up a free, no-risk consultation to discuss your particular estate needs, including wills, trusts, powers of attorney, estate planning, and estate administration.

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