ESTATE PLANNING PACKAGES

The Hardy Law Firm has estate planning packages to meet your needs. In most cases, we are able to use a  flat-fee model for estate plans which affords you a clear price for the services you will receive.

Most Popular Packages:

The Family Legacy Estate Planning Package can be a great option for  parents or grandparents with minor children.The plan includes:

Will

Complex and Individualized Minors Trust

Nomination of a Guardian for Minor Children 

Substance Abuse and/or Incapacity Clauses for Beneficiaries 

Clause for a Catastrophic Family Accident

Language in Will regarding the Disposition of Family Pets (additional costs apply if a pet trust is needed as well)

Memorandum for Tangible Property

Durable (Financial) Power of Attorney that addresses Digital Assets and Successor Agents 

Medical Power of Attorney

Living Will-Advanced Healthcare Directive that Expresses your Wishes for End of Life Care 

HIPPA Release

Final Disposition Authorization and Instructions for your Loved Ones

Review of Beneficiaries of Non-Probate Assets 

Family Essential Power Package which includes:

Durable (Financial) Power of Attorney that addresses Digital Assets and Successor Agents 

Medical Power of Attorney

Living Will-Advanced Healthcare Directive that Expresses your Wishes for End of Life Care 

HIPPA Release

Final Disposition Authorization and Instructions for your Loved Ones

The Estate Planning Powers Package can be great option for those who already have a will or trust but have not made provisions for incapacity or want to update financial or healthcare agents. Also a great option for college students going away from home or studying abroad. 

If you are looking for an estate planning attorney in Montgomery County, PA or Philadelphia, give us call at 215-996-7612.

EVERYONE SHOULD HAVE AN ESTATE PLAN and determine what what YOU want your legacy to look like. If you are looking for an estate plan attorney, THE HARDY LAW FIRM is here to help serve your estate planning needs  in Montgomery County and Philadelphia. The firm is based in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania.  

The Firm is committed to simplifying the process and providing individualized legal advice. 

What documents are typically a part of an estate plan in Pennsylvania? Your estate plan may include a will, a testamentary trust (examples include a minors trust or a marital trust), a revocable living trust, a pour-over will or an irrevocable trust. Your estate plan should also include a durable or financial power of attorney that addresses both your digital assets and possibly guardianship, a healthcare power of attorney, a living will or advanced directive, a HIPAA release or authorization and burial instructions.

Why is an estate plan important?  An estate plan is important because it allows you to control how your assets will be distributed after your death. It can also provide for the care of dependents and the management of your assets in the event of your incapacity. Having an estate plan in place can help to ensure that your wishes are carried out and can provide peace of mind for both you and your loved ones. An estate plan can also be critical if you are ever incapacitated.