Joseph J. Kenneff Reviews out of 9 reviews

GOODMAN & KENNEFF

Attorneys-at-Law

Downtown legal experience in a small-town setting. Guiding clients through the probate and estate administration process for more than 40 years.

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“Our top priority is to earn your trust and keep it."

~ Joseph J. Kenneff, Esquire

 EARNING TRUST FOR DECADES

Proudly located in Millersville, Pennsylvania for more than 4 decades, the attorneys at Goodman & Kenneff do what is best for the client and not what is best for the attorney. The attorneys at Goodman & Kenneff provide reasonable, trustworthy and honest advice. Specializing in Wills and Estates, the attorneys pride themselves on taking the difficulty out of estate planning, and simplifying the Lancaster County, Pennsylvania probate process. They understand that losing a loved one is an emotional and stressful time, and that the estate administration and probate process can cause tension between family members. As such, the attorneys make it their mission to keep families informed, and unified.


Our Lancaster, PA criminal defense and DUI clients can expect trustworthy advice outside the courtroom and aggressive representation in the courtroom. Whether it's helping a DUI client gain entry into the Lancaster, PA ARD program or fighting for an acquittal at trial, the attorneys will always have your best interest in mind.


With an easy, adjacent parking area and a convenient first floor location, come visit us in Millersville to get "downtown" legal experience in a small-town setting.

WE KEEP IT SIMPLE

Secure your family's future. You deserve peace of mind. Let us help you.

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06 Sep, 2024
Generally, an executor of an estate is responsible for managing and distributing the deceased person’s assets according to their will. The first duty is to file the will and death certificate at the Lancaster County Register of Wills to start the legal process. After being officially appointed as the Executor or Executrix (female), the executor needs to inform the beneficiaries named in the will and notify creditors of the decedent’s passing. The executor needs to identify, locate, and value the deceased’s assets, including real estate, bank accounts, investments, and personal belongings. Once the assets are identified, the executor typically sets up an estate account and moves all the assets into that account. From that account, the executor would typically pay any bills and any inheritance taxes owed by the estate. Once taxes and debts are paid, the executor distributes the remaining assets to beneficiaries according to the will’s terms. The executor has a fiduciary duty to act in the best interests of the estate and its beneficiaries, following the terms of the will and applicable laws. Being appointed as an executor or executrix, and settling a loved one's estate, is a great responsibility and entails considerable time and effort. Let Goodman & Kenneff help you through the Lancaster County estate administration and probate process.
29 Aug, 2024
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28 Aug, 2024
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