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Phone: (717) 656-8588

Address: 342 E Main St Ste 203, Leola, PA 17540

Palazzo Richard J

Family Law

Child Custody and Visitation
A common example involves parents who have fallen into drug use or criminal activity and are no longer legally fit parents. In these cases, the child either goes into foster care or is taken in by a relative like an aunt, uncle or grandparent. Once a family member has guardianship of a child and gains child custody, he or she can adopt the child after going through a termination of parental rights proceeding.
Adoption
Stepparent adoption is an option for some families. For example, if the biological parents are divorced, or in some cases where they were never married and the custodial parent has remarried, the custodial parent and his/her spouse can join in a petition for adoption. The non-custodial parent can consent to have his/her parental rights terminated, and the stepparent can proceed with the request to adopt. If the biological parent has not substantially visited or supported the child for six months or more, the court can terminate parental rights in a stepparent adoption proceeding without the non-custodial parent's consent. The non-custodial parent's rights are terminated in a court proceeding, either by consent or by court order if there has been no support or visitation for six months or more.
Guardianship
Guardianship over Minors and Estates. If the parents were killed or are absent and have left behind an estate to the child, then the guardianship would be involved in looking over both the child and the estate. He or she would usually be responsible for the upbringing of the child and for withdrawing payments from the estate as needed for the care and upbringing of the child.
Child Abuse
An adult can be granted legal guardianship over a person, an estate or both a person and an estate. There are many different reasons one can have for pursuing guardianship, but all are ultimately rooted in a genuine interest in having someone to watch over, protect and maintain that person or estate. Guardianship over Minor Children. Most guardianships over minor children come about because the parents are, for whatever reason, unable to continue to care for their children. This can be because they have been found legally unfit to be raise their children because of criminal activity or child neglect and abuse; they have traveled somewhere and couldn't take the children with them; they were killed in a tragic accident.

Criminal Law

Wrongful Death
Young and Young provides legal representation for clients who have been injured due to the negligence of others. We also represent families who have experienced the tragedy of wrongful death.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Formation
Young & Young can assist you with creating or starting a business, helping you establish the right structure for your needs and goals. You may choose among several different types of legal entities based on considerations such as tax implications, management style, the number of owners and the relationships between them, limiting of personal liability and attractiveness to investors.
Business Transactions
Limited Liability Companies
Limited Liability Company. Limited Liability Companies are relatively new structures which aim to combine the best elements of a partnership with the best elements of a corporation. They can have many owners who are considered members and are taxed in the same way as partnerships. However, they provide limited liability to the owners like a corporation. LLCs generally have fewer corporate formalities than a corporation; they also allow for an allocation of profits and losses different from ownership percentages.

Employment Law

Workers Compensation
There are many complex issues in personal injury and workers' compensation cases. We strongly urge you to contact us immediately for guidance. Early monitoring of your claim will assist us in getting the best results for you.

Property Law

Real Estate Litigation
Real Estate Transactions
We diligently and professionally provide the highest quality of service available to represent buyers and sellers in all varieties of residential and commercial transactions. We are also available to provide title insurance through Conestoga Title Insurance Company for all of our real estate transactions.

Health Law

Personal Injury
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.
Auto Accidents
Medicaid Planning
About Medicaid. So many times clients come to our office under the mistaken impression that there is nothing that can be done to protect assets from nursing home costs. Fortunately much of the circulating consumer knowledge is false or misinterpreted. For example, it isn't always necessary to wait 5 years after gifting assets to become eligible for Medicaid. The answer actually depends upon the specific facts of your case. With the help of an experienced Elder Law and Medicaid Planning attorney many of the assets you have spent a lifetime accumulating can be protected from high nursing home expenses.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Attorney J.D. Young, Jr. J. D. graduated from Manheim Central High School in 1976, from Gettysburg College in 1980 and from The Delaware Law School of Widener University in 1983. He joined his father's law practice upon graduation and has remained in private practice with Young and Young since then. He is a member of the Pennsylvania and Lancaster Bar Associations, serves on the Advisory Board of Fulton Bank Manheim Branch, is a Trustee and President of the Board of Managers of the Danner Home, a member of Manheim Lions Club, past member of the Trustee Council of the Manheim Central Foundation for Educational Enrichment (McFEE), President of the Manheim Tennis Club, and serves on the Consistory at Saint Paul's United Church of Christ in Manheim.In addition to estate planning and settlement, J.D. also manages a busy real estate practice, which includes preparation and review of agreements of sale, conducting mortgage and real estate settlements and facilitating like-kind exchanges. He is a licensed title insurance agent and offers title insurance through Conestoga Title Insurance Company.
Wills
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.
Trusts
Revocable Living Trust. Also referred to as a Revocable Trust or Living Trust, this trust is established during the trust maker's life to determine disposition of his/her assets should he/she becomes mentally disabled and upon his/her death. This type of trust is central to most estate plans. During the trust maker's life, the trust maker can be both the trustee and beneficiary of the trust, and therefore have complete control over, and derive all benefits from and pay all taxes on the trust assets during your life. The Living Trust identifies specific trustees and beneficiaries to be automatically designated upon the disability or death of the trust maker.
Power of Attorney
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.
Probate

Finance Law

Foreclosure
The agreement to sell between a real estate buyer and seller is governed by the general principles of contract law. The statute of frauds requires that real property contracts be in writing. Title to real estate must be marketable to be free from liability, which means that it must be free and clear of all encumbrances, liens, clouds, litigation risks or other title defects. To ensure marketable title, the buyer typically employs an attorney or a title insurance company to perform a title search. In a title search, the searcher examines the public records in the county in which a property is located to map a chain of title by examining all the recorded deeds concerning the property. The title searcher will also determine if there are any encumbrances on the property, such as mortgages, unpaid real estate taxes, liens for municipal improvements, unpaid federal taxes, government claims, legal judgments, foreclosures, condemnations, covenants and easements. A title insurance company will insure the buyer against losses caused by the title's invalidity.

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