It is often said that "If you fail to plan, you plan to fail." Creating a plan for your family or business can seem intimidating, which leads many people to put off planning until it is too late. At LaMonica Law Firm, we take an innovative, client-focused approach that takes the mystery and stress out of planning for the future. LaMonica Law Firm is dedicated to helping you take control of your future through estate planning, long-term care planning, probate, veterans disability claims, and business law services.
We offer you the legal advice you need to navigate the situations that affect you, your family, and your livelihood. We start by listening to your concerns and your goals. We explain the law as it relates to your situation in a clear, straightforward way, and we explore your options with you. Together with you, we create a customized road map to achieve your goals.
We believe that there is no such thing as a routine legal matter. Even if LaMonica Law Firm has years of experience with the types of concerns you are facing, we recognize that it is a life-changing matter to you, and we treat it accordingly.
We offer you the legal advice you need to navigate the situations that affect you, your family, and your livelihood. We start by listening to your concerns and your goals. We explain the law as it relates to your situation in a clear, straightforward way, and we explore your options with you. Together with you, we create a customized road map to achieve your goals.
We believe that there is no such thing as a routine legal matter. Even if LaMonica Law Firm has years of experience with the types of concerns you are facing, we recognize that it is a life-changing matter to you, and we treat it accordingly.
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Our goal at LaMonica Law Firm LLC is to provide the highest quality legal services to our clients by using a practical, innovative, client-focused approach to address each client's unique situation.
Our team is dedicated to taking the time to understand your needs, explain your options, and respond to your concerns.
We aim to provide you with not just exceptional legal work, but enduring peace of mind.
We have two office locations conveniently located in the Minooka area of Scranton and on Market Street in Kingston.
Our team is dedicated to taking the time to understand your needs, explain your options, and respond to your concerns.
We aim to provide you with not just exceptional legal work, but enduring peace of mind.
We have two office locations conveniently located in the Minooka area of Scranton and on Market Street in Kingston.
Your estate plan is an intensely personal set of documents, designed to not only provide your loved ones with security after your death but to protect your own interests while you are alive.
Your choice of a law firm to prepare your estate plan is an important one that you shouldn't undertake lightly.
Similarly, if you are starting a business, planning for a loved one's care, or have a condition or disability related to military service and have been denied your application for benefits, you need an attorney you can rely on completely.
Your choice of a law firm to prepare your estate plan is an important one that you shouldn't undertake lightly.
Similarly, if you are starting a business, planning for a loved one's care, or have a condition or disability related to military service and have been denied your application for benefits, you need an attorney you can rely on completely.
Attorney Carlo LaMonica has devoted his entire legal career to helping individuals, families, and small business owners in Northeastern Pennsylvania with many of their important legal needs.
He understands that each client's situation is unique and works with each client to understand their circumstances and goals in order to create the best plan for their distinct situation and needs.
Admitted to practice law in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, his practice concentrates in the areas of estate planning and administration, including wills and trusts, probate, powers of attorney, advance health care directives, estate and inheritance taxes, and long-term care planning.
He understands that each client's situation is unique and works with each client to understand their circumstances and goals in order to create the best plan for their distinct situation and needs.
Admitted to practice law in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, his practice concentrates in the areas of estate planning and administration, including wills and trusts, probate, powers of attorney, advance health care directives, estate and inheritance taxes, and long-term care planning.
You're more than a piece of paper, and your legal strategy should be too.
We get to know our clients on a personal basis so we can understand their needs and craft personalized solutions targeted to their resources and goals.
For most people, the term "estate planning" means deciding who will receive their possessions after they die.
It seems like something that there is plenty of time to think about later, and there is always something more pressing to do tod.
Wills and trusts are the essential foundation documents of most estate plans.
We get to know our clients on a personal basis so we can understand their needs and craft personalized solutions targeted to their resources and goals.
For most people, the term "estate planning" means deciding who will receive their possessions after they die.
It seems like something that there is plenty of time to think about later, and there is always something more pressing to do tod.
Wills and trusts are the essential foundation documents of most estate plans.
For most people, the term "estate planning" means deciding who will receive their possessions after they die.
It seems like something that there is plenty of time to think about later, and there is always something more pressing to do today.
As a result, estate planning gets put off longer and longer-sometimes until it's too late.
The truth is that estate planning is about much more than giving away assets, and that you need an estate plan while you are alive, not just in anticipation of death.
It seems like something that there is plenty of time to think about later, and there is always something more pressing to do today.
As a result, estate planning gets put off longer and longer-sometimes until it's too late.
The truth is that estate planning is about much more than giving away assets, and that you need an estate plan while you are alive, not just in anticipation of death.
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