
The Planning Process Begins Now
Estate Planning Attorney in Montgomery County
Also Serving Philadelphia County, Merion Station, Lower Merion, The Main Line and Surrounding Areas
Planning for the future through wills, trust, and probate issues, among other things, can quickly feel overwhelming. At Sallen Law, our estate planning attorney in Merion Station is experienced in these matters and can help you simplify the process so that everything is clear and straightforward. We have narrowed down the estate planning process to six steps, making it easier to organize your thoughts and address all the important issues that need to be addressed in your estate.
Accomplish Your Goals With Our Help
Estate Planning can be a confusing process. Let Sallen Law take a full estate planning assessment and accomplish those goals for you and your family. When we approach a plan for a new client, we always work to take a more holistic approach, working alongside financial advisors, accountants, and other professionals to provide you with a complete plan that addresses needs in all aspects of your life.
Complete the estate planning questionnaire below and call us at (215) 809-3900 to schedule a consultation with our office, located in Montgomery County, PA. Sallen Law has a unique estate planning process which is tailored to each client's unique needs.
Estate Planning Intake Sheet
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Start planning for your family’s financial future today! Call our number (215) 809-3900 to arrange a free phone consultation with our team in Philadelphia County.

The Six Step Estate Planning Process
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Before anything else, we need to learn more about you, your family, and your estate planning goals. During this meeting, we can provide you with a quote for the flat fee for our suggested estate plan.
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Once we’ve learned more about you, we can begin drafting important documents that will help accomplish your goals for your estate plan.
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After we have drafted your initial documents, we will send them to you for review. We will be sure to go through the documents with you and explain all the articles and sections in detail.
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Certain documents in your estate plan may need to be notarized. We will work with you to determine a date for signing and notarizing important papers.
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As time goes by, you will likely need to make changes to your estate plan to address life changes: i.e. new children, financial changes, marital changes, etc. We offer free phone consultations for estate planning updates and a Client Maintenance Program that makes it easier to update documents as needed.
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Finally, you will need to determine an administrator for your estate. This is normally handled by the attorney that helped you plan the estate, but we can help you designate another qualified individual if you desire.
A Thoughtful & Compassionate Approach to Personalized Planning
Client Testimonials
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Kevin D.
I was referred to Rebecca Sallen to discuss a complicated legal matter. I found Ms. Sallen to be friendly, patient, professional, and knowledgeable in responding to my concerns.
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“Ms. Sallen is an exceptional advocate for her clients and has a unique approach to the practice of law.”Natalie M - New York, NY
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Courtney R.
Sallen Law delivered strong expertise in a friendly, caring way. Very happy with their services.
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“During a pandemic, you realize that there's no time like the present to plan your estate.”Heather - Philadelphia, PA
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“Her depth of knowledge, professionalism, insight, and advice disproved my hesitancy. Thank you Ms. Sallen.”Hadassah
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“She is an outstanding attorney whose compassion and determination puts any client in good hands.”Steven
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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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“Rebecca spent over a year working with us. She was part lawyer/part therapist.”Frank - Philadelphia, PA

