Medical Power of Attorney and Living Will in Pennsylvania
How a Pennsylvania health care power of attorney and living will work: requirements, witnesses, when they take effect and what happens without one.
October 8, 2026
How a Pennsylvania health care power of attorney and living will work: requirements, witnesses, when they take effect and what happens without one.
Pennsylvania has no separate estate tax, but it does have an inheritance tax. Rates, deadlines, the federal estate tax and how to plan.
When the well on one family’s land finally started producing, the owner expected the royalty checks to follow within a few months. Instead she got
Pennsylvania has no general statewide business license. What you need instead: entity registration, state tax accounts, professional licenses and local requirements.
Picture a landowner who had farmed the same ground in Washington County for thirty years when a landman knocked on the door with a lease
How to dissolve an LLC in Pennsylvania: the Certificate of Dissolution and Certificate of Termination, $70 fees, tax clearance certificates and winding up.
How adverse possession works in Pennsylvania: the 21-year rule, the 10-year rule for small residential lots, the elements, mineral rights and how to protect your land.
How to transfer a deed in PA step by step: deed types, quitclaim deeds, notary and recording, realty transfer tax and family exemptions.
Pennsylvania does not require a written LLC operating agreement, but every LLC should have one. What to include, single-member LLCs, and the default rules.
Short answer: Pennsylvania does not have one official power of attorney form that everyone must use. A financial power of attorney in PA is valid
Short answer: Probate in Pennsylvania is the legal process of proving a will, appointing someone to settle the estate, paying debts and taxes, and passing
Short answer: No. Pennsylvania does not currently allow transfer on death deeds for real estate. A “TOD” or “beneficiary” deed recorded for a Pennsylvania home