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What happens to debt after death? Who is responsible? Find out all you need to know from the probate lawyers at Cherewka Law.

December is the most popular month for engagements.  Young people getting engaged in Pennsylvania face many legal hurdles.  Here are ten tips to help you navigate those legal hurdles.

Pursuing a business venture naturally involves risk. Eliminating all risk is not an option—there are many factors beyond your control, and it is impossible to prevent every circumstance that might deviate from your plans. Nevertheless, you can decrease the degree of risk to which your business is exposed by identifying risks and taking proactive steps to mitigate them. The following five types of risk are the most common risks businesses face.

The executor’s first duty is to gather and secure the estate’s assets.  Finding all of the assets may not be easy. 

We often hear that “Probate” is something we want to avoid.  But what is “probate”?

When an individual dies, there are four taxing systems that come into play:  the Pennsylvania Inheritance Tax; the Federal Estate Tax; the Decedent’s final income tax returns (Pennsylvania and Federal and local earned income tax); and the income tax returns for the Estate (Pennsylvania and Federal).