David G. Petonic, Attorney at Law, Has Experience with Wills & Probate
When you need an attorney for wills in Greensburg, PA, rely on David G. Petonic, Attorney at Law. Our law office has over three decades of experience in will preparation, probate, and estate matters. Beyond preparing your Last Will & Testament, we can assist you with the administration and settlement of estates.
Probate is the legal process whereby a will is proved in a court. Once accepted, it becomes valid public document that is the last testament of the deceased. You can trust our expertise and experience in probate matters in the Greensburg, PA area. Call (724) 887-0800 today for more information and to schedule a consultation.
You Really Should Have a Will
A will is an instrument by which a person distributes property after his or her death. If you do not have a will, then the government takes over, and your assets are divided according to the Rules of Intestacy. In Pennsylvania, that rule does not recognize unmarried relationships or domestic partners, and it does not necessarily give all of your assets to your spouse.
Make sure you have a will. David G. Petonic, Attorney at Law can draw up a simple will, which leaves all assets you own to someone else. We can draft a more complex will, such as forming a trust for a minor child or children. We recommend that married residents have a will, even if marital assets have joint titles with your spouse.
Some of Our Will Services Include:
Drafting and Review of Wills
Will Contests and Disputes
Will Updates
Forming a Trust for a Minor Child
Interacting with Pennsylvania Register of Wills
Making Your Final Wishes Clear in Writing
A will is an essential estate planning tool, even if you have a trust or other advanced plan. Not having a will opens the possibility of family conflict. A well-developed will by David G. Petonic, Attorney at Law, will express your last wishes. These include your instructions how to distribute and divide your estate and who the executor will be. We will make sure your plan will be in writing and reflect your wishes and values.
Updating Your Will is Easier with David G. Petonic, Attorney at Law
Whether our office or another law firm might have already drafted your will, life is full of change. If your situation has changed since writing your, we suggest you contact us to update it. Some life situations that could cause a change in your will include:
Birth of a Child
Marriage
Divorce
Property Purchase or Sale
Change in Financial Status
Death of a Loved One
