Carroll Park Estate Planning Lawyer
Protect Your Estate
The purpose of an estate plan is to guarantee that your personal wishes and preferences are carried out if you’re incapacitated or pass away. A complete estate plan typically involves a will, a living will, a trust, and durable power of attorney documents. When you pass away, these legal documents act as directives for the court to follow when appraising and distributing your assets. With successful planning, your family can avoid costly estate taxes and probate court.
Estate planning allows you to dictate:
- How your property and assets will be distributed
- Who will act as guardian of your children or relatives with special needs
- Who handles your finances if you’re incapacitated
- Who has control over your medical care if you’re incapacitated
At Sallen Law, our estate planning lawyer drafts each essential legal document and ensures they are valid per state law. Estate planning can be very difficult for the inexperienced, and the last thing you want is for an error to impact your family.
If you’re ready to begin drafting your estate plan, contact our Carroll Park estate planning attorney at (215) 992-9662.
A Thoughtful & Compassionate Approach to Personalized Planning
Client Testimonials
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“Ms. Sallen has already established an excellent reputation in the legal field.”Robert
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“They are very professional and provide very good value for the services performed.”Linda B. - New York, NY
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“She took the time to explain all my options and made me feel comfortable.”Brad - Merion Station, PA
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“She is an outstanding attorney whose compassion and determination puts any client in good hands.”Steven
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“She is a very strong asset to the Bar and should be considered highly in the legal community.”Krekor
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“Our phone conversation went very well and she was able to clearly explain my issues.”David - Conshohocken, PA
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“Ms. Sallen was pleasant, knew what I needed to do, and was available when I needed her.”Jeffrey
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Russ D.
Rebecca's guidance and insight were invaluable when making some estate planning decisions. When our mother passed, things just fell into place seamlessly.