
How to Access the Digital Assets, logins, and passwords of Someone who Has Died
Accessing the digital assets of a loved one after they have passed can be difficult. Below are some tips to make it easier for everyone. In the age
Accessing the digital assets of a loved one after they have passed can be difficult. Below are some tips to make it easier for everyone. In the age
Many Pennsylvanians are getting the itch to travel abroad, even as the pandemic surges. For parents who are separated, this can present several unique challenges. Air travel has
Being denied disability benefits is frustrating, especially during the pandemic. Where to start? How long will it take? You have 3 options moving forward. If you are denied
Virtual? In-person? Hybrid? What happens when parents cannot agree? As the country continues to struggle with the COVID-19 pandemic, parents with shared custody are faced with difficult choices
Landlords are eager to collect unpaid rent and repossess their property, but with the CDC’s eviction moratorium in place, what can landlords collect, and when? In May, Pennsylvania
Boundary disputes between neighbors and their properties are nothing new, and are probably just about as old as the concept of privately-owned real estate. Disputes between adjoining property
Regardless of whether you are applying for SSDI and/or SSI benefits, Social Security uses a 5-step sequential process to determine whether an applicant qualifies for Social Security Disability
The Covid-19 Pandemic has brought many changes to our lives, requiring masks when leaving the house, frequent hand washing, and (for many people) work from home. For suburbanites
You may have heard about the “alternate valuation date” when valuing assets for federal estate tax purposes during estate administration. Generally, when a person dies, the personal representative