by Antanavage Farbiarz PLLC | Oct 21, 2022 | Estate Planning, Family Law
Divorce can be really stressful for so many reasons, not least of which concerns about your estate now that you are likely going to be changing your beneficiary. If you want to remove your spouse as trustee and beneficiary, you are in luck! Pennsylvania makes it much...
by Antanavage Farbiarz PLLC | Aug 5, 2022 | Estate Planning, Family Law
The following estate planning tips for blended families are critical to protecting your children and your other loved ones from struggles and frustrations when you pass away. Even if you are young and your children are not very old, unforeseen things can lead to your...
by Antanavage Farbiarz PLLC | Jul 22, 2022 | Elder Law, Family Law, Health Care
Losing a parent is already hard enough, but what if they have left an estate that is burdened by unpaid back taxes? This can be very overwhelming and many people who find out there is a tax burden that is owed on their parent’s estate are very concerned. The short...
by Antanavage Farbiarz PLLC | Apr 18, 2022 | Assets, Elder Law, Estate Planning, Family Law
Nursing home care in Pennsylvania is incredibly expensive. The cost of just one year in a nursing home can run up to $100,000. The average stay in a nursing home is generally between three to five years. Most seniors who need nursing home care need assistance from...
by Antanavage Farbiarz PLLC | Apr 11, 2022 | Estate Planning, Family Law
No matter the age of their child, every parent needs to appoint a guardian for their child in case the parent dies or is unable to care for the child. Parents who are married rely on the other parent to raise the child – but you need to plan for both parents dying...
by Antanavage Farbiarz PLLC | Apr 4, 2022 | Assets, Estate Planning, Family Law
These days, many spouses divorce and remarry. Spouses may have had children with prior spouses or partners. All spouses have different parents and grandparents. It’s natural for spouses to want to provide for their current spouses when they die. Things get complicated...
