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Young & Young Attorneys has been helping people with legal matters since Abram H. Young started his practice in Manheim, Pa. in 1915. Today, with offices in Manheim, our firm serves residents of Lancaster, Lebanon and surrounding counties with representation for personal injury, estate planning, elder law, real estate, adoptions and general law.

Young & Young has remained small enough to provide the personalized service our clients know us for, yet our breadth of experience enables us to handle difficult and complex cases of all sizes.
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Estate planning is the creation of a definite plan for managing your wealth while you're alive and distributing it after your death.
Your estate includes all assets of any value that you own, including real property, business interests, investments, insurance proceeds, personal property and your personal effects.
These assets may be owned by you alone or jointly with others.
Estate planning preserves and distributes your assets, both during your life and upon your death.
An estate plan is the means by which your estate is passed on to your loved ones upon your death.
A Will is an important part of any estate plan.
Every adult should have a Will since tragic, unexpected events however unlikely can occur at any age.
Without a Will, the distribution of your estate will be determined by Pennsylvania law.
Having an experienced attorney draft your Will is the best way to ensure that everything is properly done and that your wishes are carried out.
A well-drafted Will goes beyond laying out who is to get what.
The Will makes sure that no bond needs to be posted during the estate administration, and lays out who should manage your estate and nominates guardians for your children, giving you control over who raises them should anything happen to you.
When people think of Trusts, they may think of very wealthy people who have lots of assets that need to be protected.
While it is true that large estates should almost always have Trusts to manage the transfer of property, in Minnesota a lot of average-income families are discovering the benefits of setting up a Trust as well.
Speaking with an attorney that creates Trusts and other estate planning documents for a living is the best way to find out if a Trust is right for your estate plan.
A trust is a set of instructions for people near to you.
A Power of Attorney, also known as a Durable Power of Attorney, allows a person to act on your behalf.
While you as the principal can decide what powers to give this person, who is known as your "agent" or "attorney-in-fact, " in general these powers deal with financial matters such as banking transactions and transactions involving your property.
A Power of Attorney is an important piece of any successful estate plan as it allows someone to take care of your finances when you are incapacitated and unable to do so.
A living will, sometimes known as an advance health care directive, is a legal document in which a person provides instructions for what actions should or should not be taken with respect to their health care or medical care in the event the person becomes unable to make those decisions for themselves due to illness or incapacity.
In a living will, a person may provide instructions regarding terminating care and ending life supports in the event he or she becomes terminally ill and on life support.
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