Philadelphia Estate Planning Lawyers 

Pennsylvania Wills and Trusts Attorneys

Estate planning is not exclusive to the rich. In fact, anyone who owns property, has children (or other dependents), has significant assets or is devoted donor to charity should not let a day go by without creating a comprehensive estate plan. By taking the time to discuss your estate planning goals and objectives with an experienced attorney, you can take stock of your assets, determine how they can be protected and distribute them according to your exact wishes.

Please contact our estate planning attorney to discuss which types of testamentary documents and asset protection tools are most appropriate given your particular financial and familial situation. At Clymer, Musser & Conrad, P.C., located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, our lawyers prepare, draft and assist clients with creating the following estate planning instruments:

• Simple wills
• Complex wills
• Pour over wills (to accompany trusts)
• Trusts
• Living trusts
• Special needs trusts
• Revocable trusts
• Irrevocable trusts
• Educational trusts
• Charitable trusts

Estate Planning Is an Important Part of Life Planning

Many people postpone the discussion of estate planning because of a reluctance to entertain the notion of an untimely death. It always seems like a "later" type of proposition. Yet accidental death is, unfortunately, a reality of everyday life.

At Clymer, Musser & Conrad, P.C., located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, we consider estate planning to be synonymous with life planning. Our lawyers are interested in helping clients explore the most advantageous means of managing and passing on assets, including:

• 401(k) savings accounts
• Life insurance policies
• Family-owned businesses
• Real estate investments

Furthermore, we urge clients not to neglect other valuable legal documents that help comprise a comprehensive estate plan, including:

• Advanced health directives (i.e., a "living will," which Terry Schiavo lacked, thus setting the scene for a protracted family disagreement over how best to follow her wishes after she permanently lost consciousness)
• Powers of attorney (in case you are incapacitated)
• Medical powers of attorney
• Durable powers of attorney

Contact Clymer, Musser & Conrad, P.C. in Lancaster. to talk with a knowledgeable, caring lawyer about estate planning, guardianship or probate administration in Pennsylvania. We welcome inquiries from out-of-state family members with end-of-life legal needs pertaining to relatives residing in Pennsylvania.

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