COVID-19 FIRM UPDATE
We are following national and state recommendations and have expanded our capabilities for virtual consultations and meetings. Call or email us today to set up a phone or zoom meeting with one of our attorneys. Our office is fully staffed and ready to assist with any legal needs you may have. For more information on how to set up a zoom meeting, call our office or visit Zoom’s website.
We hope that you stay safe and healthy.
ABOUT CHEREWKA LAW
Estate Planning Attorney, Probate Lawyer, Business & Real Estate Lawyer in Wormleysburg, PA.
For over 30 years we have been committed to helping you protect what is most important to you. We achieve this through our unique planning processes, which combine our services with your other key advisors, to give you the control and the ability to make a difference for your family, friends and business.
We are dedicated to providing comprehensive, highly personalized planning services to individuals, couples, families and businesses in our four primary practice areas:
- Estate Planning
- Estate Administration & Probate
- Business Services Center
- Nonprofit Organizations
- Real Estate
We also serve as a resource for accountants, insurance professionals and financial advisors, providing experience and innovative solutions with a practical, systematic approach to planning.
We work as a team with other planning professionals to create client-centered plans. We also offer continuing education programs, joint marketing workshops, strategic advisor networks to assist financial advisors in increasing their business and we even help with things like what important legal documents to keep. or questions such as, “What happens to debt after death?”
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Top 5 Elder Law QuestionsNovember 5, 2021Articles, Elder LawCaring for a parent or family member as they age is something most of us will have to deal with at some point in our life. -
What You Need to Know About PA Real Estate Seller Disclosure LawNovember 4, 2021Articles, Real EstateWhy exactly are sellers obligated to disclose all this information to the buyer? Read on to find out how it can serve to protect you down the line. -
What is the Time Limit to Probate a Will in Pennsylvania?November 2, 2021Articles, Estate Administration/ProbateWhen a parent or a grandparent suddenly passes away, the family is usually left to take care of their assets, including their estate.