In the age of computers and word processing, most wills appear only as typed and printed documents. Indeed, that is the only type of will that some states will consider valid. However, if you are making out a will in Pennsylvania, you also have the option of writing out your will by hand. The term for this is a holographic will.
When custody disputes involve young children
There are all sorts of legal issues which may arise when a couple decides to split up, from disagreement and concerns surrounding the division of marital property to negative emotions associated with the divorce process. Disputes over child custody can be particularly tough for many couples, and these situations can also have a significant impact on a child's life. Moreover, many of these disputes involve young children, which can make the entire ordeal particularly emotional and difficult. Whether you recently celebrated the birth of your child or you have a toddler, it is extremely important to think about their future and carefully work through this aspect of divorce.
FAQs about Pennsylvania’s inheritance tax
States vary in what taxes they apply in relation to a person’s property upon his or her death. Some don’t have any such tax. Others have an estate tax, which is a tax on the estate as a whole. And then there are a small number of states that have an inheritance tax. This tax is on the individual inheritances distributed from the estate.
