Wills & Trusts

Wills & Trusts Lawyer in Westmoreland County PA | Ally Legal Services

Planning for the future means making sure your loved ones are protected and your wishes are honored. At Ally Legal Services, we provide comprehensive wills and trusts services for individuals and families in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, including Greensburg, Latrobe, North Huntingdon, and surrounding communities. Whether you need a simple will, a complex trust, or guidance on estate planning strategies, our law firm is committed to delivering practical, efficient, and cost-effective solutions.

Why Having a Will Matters

• Ensure your property is distributed according to your wishes

• Appoint guardians for minor children

• Reduce confusion and disputes among family members

• Streamline estate administration in Orphans’ Court

Trusts for Asset Protection and Control

Trusts are powerful tools that allow you to protect assets, avoid probate, and manage wealth for future generations. Common types of trusts we draft for Westmoreland County clients include:

• Revocable Living Trusts – flexible, changeable, probate-avoidance

• Irrevocable Trusts – asset protection, Medicaid planning

• Special Needs Trusts – protect eligibility for public benefits

• Testamentary Trusts – created through a will for minor or dependent beneficiaries

Local Experience You Can Trust

Our firm understands the local court rules in Westmoreland County Orphans’ Court and regularly works with families across Greensburg and surrounding towns. By choosing a local attorney, you gain the benefit of counsel who knows the procedures, clerks, and expectations of the court system right here in your community.

Frequently Asked Questions About Wills & Trusts

• Do I need a lawyer to create a will in Pennsylvania?

Short Answer: Yes. While online forms exist, Pennsylvania law has specific execution requirements. A properly drafted will also ensures your wishes are legally enforceable.

• What happens if I die without a will in Pennsylvania?

Short Answer: State intestacy laws will control, often leading to results you may not have intended.

• How often should I update my will or trust?

Short Answer: Every 3–5 years, or after major life events such as marriage, divorce, birth of a child, or relocation.

Call to Action

If you’re ready to protect your family’s future with a legally sound will or trust, contact Ally Legal Services in Greensburg today. We proudly serve clients across Westmoreland County and surrounding communities. You can reach us using any of the options below.