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How Long Do You Have to File Probate After Death?

When a loved one passes, dealing with legal formalities can be painful. If you're in this situation, the experienced probate attorneys at Richard L. Vanderslice, P.C. are here to support you in Pennsylvania - Philadelphia and the surrounding areas, including Philadelphia County, Montgomery County, and Delaware County.

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Can a Partner Withdraw Without Dissolving the Business?

When things go wrong in a business partnership, you may wonder if you can withdraw without causing the entire operation to dissolve. This question isn't just academic—it is a real concern for many of our Pennsylvania clients at Richard L. Vanderslice, P.C.

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How Long Does the Probate Process Take?

Probate is the legal process by which a deceased person's will is validated, and their estate is settled. This involves distributing assets to beneficiaries and paying outstanding debts. It might sound straightforward, but it can be complicated, especially if the estate includes significant assets or disputes arise among heirs.

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Protecting Your Interests in a Partnership Dissolution

Ending a partnership is more than simply closing a business. It's about protecting every partner's interests and making the process as smooth as possible. Often, a mix of emotional ties and financial stakes is involved, which can complicate the process.

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How Do I Find Out If My Parent Had a Will?

Trying to find out whether your parent left a will can come with mixed emotions. The thought of losing a loved one is overwhelming enough, but the added stress and confusion of dealing with legal matters can make the process even more challenging.

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Can I Give My Kids Their Inheritance Before I Die?

Living inheritance, also referred to as gifting assets while still alive, is a growing trend among parents. This approach allows parents to see their children benefit from their assets. You may want to help with college tuition, a down payment on a house, or even just offer a financial cushion.

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Is Your Inheritance Taxable

Inheritance tax is a state-imposed tax on the property or assets you receive from a deceased person. Unlike federal estate tax, which is levied on the entire estate before distribution to any beneficiaries, inheritance tax is paid by the individual receiving the inheritance. The amount you owe depends on the value of the inheritance and your relationship to the deceased.

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Wills Vs. Trusts Which One Is Right for You

Don't put off estate planning because you think it is only for the wealthy or elderly. Estate planning is important for individuals of all ages and income levels. It is important to establish a plan for the distribution of assets after passing, make decisions about medical care, and appoint guardians for minor children.

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Pennsylvania Property Line and Fence Laws

If you live or run a business in Philadelphia, you probably have a fair idea of its property line and fence laws. These can often feel like a legal labyrinth, but they are necessary to maintain harmony between neighbors and uphold property rights.

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What You Need to Know About Tortious Interference

Tortious interference is a legal concept that addresses wrongful acts disrupting someone’s business relationships or contractual obligations. Understanding tortious interference is crucial for individuals and businesses alike

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