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Estate planning and elder law for Pennsylvania families. We start every relationship the same way — by listening to what matters most to you.
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A plan that fits your family.
Protect what matters the most to you. Provide for the people who depend on you. Prosper in any stage of life with the confidence that your family's needs have been carefully and thoughtfully planned for.
How we help
Four ways we help families
From a first will to guiding a family through probate, we handle the legal work so you can focus on each other.
Estate Planning
Much more than just plan documents, our focus is collaborative counseling that helps you understand your choices, clear out potential problems, prioritize your objectives and achieve them.
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Elder Law
Long-term care planning, Medicaid, guardianship and the practical questions families face as parents age.
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Probate & Estate Administration
Guiding executors and families through settling an estate and administering a trust, step by patient step.
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Special Needs Planning
Providing for a loved one with a disability without putting their benefits at risk.
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Meet your attorney
Listen first, and then keep listening.
Greg Baroni grew up in a family business and brings that same personal attention to every client. For over nine years he has guided families through trust and estate administration, small business matters, disability planning and guardianship.
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For parents of young adults
Do your kids have the documents that let you help?
At 18, your child becomes a legal adult. Doctors, banks, and schools no longer have to talk to you — and you no longer have the automatic right to step in during an emergency, unless your child says so in writing.
See the 18+ Essentials packageAbout fifteen minutes, and it includes a one-on-one conference with an attorney.
Not sure where to start?
Most families begin with a straightforward conversation. Tell us a little about your situation and we will explain your options in plain English.