What Happens to Your Estate if You Become Incapacitated

Media Estate Planning AttorneyIf you’re incapacitated and you have executed a power of attorney, the agent you designate in the power of attorney will work for your best interest and on your behalf. If you do not have a power of attorney, you could petition the court to have a guardian appointed for you.

Has a loved one become incapacitated without an estate plan?  Contact dedicated Estate Planning Attorney Steven Chisholm for strong advice.

This educational video was brought to you by experienced Media Estate Planning Attorney Steven Chisholm. Our law firm proudly represents clients throughout Media, as well as Pennsylvania, the greater Philadelphia area, Delaware and New Jersey.

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Edward L. Perkins

Attorney Villanova Law School

Mr. Perkins has been practicing as a transactional attorney for over twenty-five years.

He is a principal shareholder in the firm and also a member of the faculty of the Graduate Tax Program of the Villanova Law School. Mr. Perkins has taken his knowledge of tax online and is the founder and president of YourOnlineProfessor.net, a Web-based provider of CPE credit for CPAs.

Areas of Expertise: Business Transactions, Real Estate, Estate Planning, Estate Administration, Tax Controversy, Commercial Litigation, Legal Malpractice, Accounting Malpractice, Orphans Court Representation Civil Appellate, Personal Injury
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