by Michael Cherewka | Apr 15, 2020 | Articles, Estate Planning
Strategies for Saving on 2019 Income TaxesNow is the time to begin looking at ways to minimize your 2019 income tax bill. This letter outlines several strategies to consider before the end of the year. We realize this is a lot of tax talk, but rest assured, we’re...
by Michael Cherewka | Feb 15, 2020 | Articles, Estate Planning
IRREVOCABLE TRUSTS PROTECT LOVED ONES, ASSETSSigning away ownership of assets often seems contradictory when you start to think about creating an estate plan that gives you control of what happens to your accumulated assets and meets your goals for financially...
by Michael Cherewka | Dec 15, 2019 | Articles
Ten New Pennsylvania Laws Now In Effect That Could Affect Your Life1. Protecting animals in hot cars.Police officers are now permitted to enter a vehicle in order to provide care to an animal believed to be a victim of neglect or living below the minimum standard of...
by Michael Cherewka | Nov 15, 2019 | Articles, Estate Planning
Farming or ranching is more than a means of livelihood – it is about preserving a legacy and unique way of life. An out of date or inadequate estate plan could result in a farm or ranch that has been passed down for generations ending up being sold and converted into...
by Michael Cherewka | Aug 15, 2019 | Articles, Keystone Business Topics
Employers in Pennsylvania May be Held Responsible for Data Breaches of Employees’ Personal InformationOn November 21, 2018, the PA Supreme Court issued a decision regarding breaches of employer’s security that results in disclosure of employee information. Under this...
