
Scott Matison named to 2025 Pennsylvania Super Lawyers list
We’re honored to announce the selection of Scott Matison to the 2025 Pennsylvania Super Lawyers list! This exclusive list recognizes the top 5% of attorneys in Pennsylvania.
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in Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Joseph Console is an experienced probate attorney in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey, he offers assistance to individuals grappling with the complexities of managing an estate after the loss of a family member or loved one. Whether you’re tasked with navigating through the intricacies of the estate, scrutinizing the will, or ensuring a smooth distribution of assets, our office is ready to provide support. Our office adeptly guides clients through the legal procedures involved, facilitating (as prompt as possible) resolution of estates.
Many individuals may not realize that probate is a standard procedure for most estates, even with a valid will in place the process is still required to some degree. Probate is essential for allowing creditors to assert their claims before the estate’s assets are distributed. Creditors are allotted a specific time frame to file claims, after which assets can be distributed to beneficiaries.While not required, everyone can greatly benefit from having a will, as it ensures that their assets are distributed according to their wishes rather than being subject to governmental decisions.
We’re honored to announce the selection of Scott Matison to the 2025 Pennsylvania Super Lawyers list! This exclusive list recognizes the top 5% of attorneys in Pennsylvania.
When someone dies in Pennsylvania, there are rules about how to sell property, pay off debt, pay taxes, and distribute proceeds to heirs. Here is everything you need to know about how to open and execute a probate case in Pennsylvania, with or without a will.
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