Merion Station Trusts Planning For Your Future

Merion Station Trusts Lawyer

Estate Planning, Administration & Litigation. Call (215) 809-3900

Trusts are a great way to help you and your family ensure that property and assets are taken care of. At Sallen Law, our Montgomery County trust and attorney is proud to have extensive experience working with families and helping them establish trusts to protect their interests. If you have considered obtaining a trust, or if you have questions regarding the trusts or estate planning process, the team at Sallen Law is ready to help.

We Can Help You Live Your Life Without Financial Worry.

You Get Me, Not a Paralegal – Attorney Sallen spends individual time with every client to understand their unique needs and their families.
A Client-Centered Firm – Sallen Law believes in putting clients first. It shows in the manner in which we handle estate planning matters.
Inclusive in All Facets – As a female-run law firm, we are devoted to advocating for diversity and inclusivity in the legal profession.
Free Phone Consultations – Free case evaluations are offered to Pennsylvania residents.

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Proudly Helping Families Throughout Merion Station

There are many details that need to be addressed in an estate plan, and it’s hard to plan for all of them. At Sallen Law, our detail-oriented trusts lawyer in Merion Station can walk you through every step of the process, from establishing a trust to handling matters of trust administration and litigation. If you have questions or concerns about trusts, call Sallen Law today.

Call (215) 809-3900 to start planning or managing a trust with a knowledgeable estate planning attorney. We are committed to providing you with total solutions that incorporate the advice of your accountant, financial advisor, or other professional.

Choosing the Right Type of Trust for You

Establishing a trust allows you to list assets to be placed within the trust, name beneficiaries, and appoint a trustee to manage the trust. Trusts can go into effect during your lifetime (living trusts), or be revocable upon the creator’s passing. There are numerous types of trusts, meant to fit a wide range of unique needs.

One of the following trusts may be right for you:

MARITAL TRUSTS - These trusts benefit the spouse of the individual establishing them and can help avoid some costly taxes, protect property, and ensure that children are cared for.
SPECIAL NEEDS TRUSTS - Individuals with special needs may have property or assets left to them through this trust. It is even possible to establish governmental benefits and inheritance matters.
TRUSTS FOR CHILDREN UNDER 18- If assets, property, or inheritance is to be left to minor children, a trust can ensure that the funds are correctly distributed to the recipient.
REVOCABLE TRUSTS - These trusts can help avoid potentially damaging probate taxes and processes, and ensure that the individual’s wishes are carried out upon passing.

There are quite a few other types of trusts that may work for your unique situation, including spendthrift trusts, special needs trusts, family limited partnerships, and irrevocable trusts.

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Our Testimonials

“It's been a pleasure to work with Rebecca Sallen for her in opening up my trust.”
- Amy D. - Philadelphia, PA
“During a pandemic, you realize that there's no time like the present to plan your estate.”
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“You can trust Rebecca to give you the confidence that you need when faced with a difficult situation.”
- Adam - Bala Cynwyd, PA
“She is empathetic, probes to find what really matters to you, and constructs documents that reflect your values.”
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“We feel very secure knowing that we have a comprehensive "living document" document that covers our current and future needs.”
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