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6720 Frankford Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19135
tel: (215) 332-2626
fax: (215) 332-8118
385 Kings Highway North
Suite 105
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
tel: (856) 321-9331
fax: (856) 321-9332
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The law firm Maniaci, Ciccotta & Schweizer has been serving Philadelphia, Bucks County, Montgomery County and South Jersey for over 20 years.
The firm has convenient offices in Philadelphia and Cherry Hill, and appointments can be scheduled in your home for your convenience.
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| David A. Schweizer, Joseph G. Maniaci, Reno John Ciccotta |
The firm's attorneys - - Joseph G. Maniaci, Reno John Ciccotta and David A. Schweizer - - have strong, enduring ties to the Philadelphia community. All three attorneys were born and raised in Philadelphia and attended universities and law schools in this area.
Maniaci, Ciccotta & Schweizer offers its clients the quality legal service of a center city law firm in a more convenient neighborhood location. If you have a legal question, please contact Joseph G. Maniaci, Reno John Ciccotta or David A. Schweizer at 215-332-2626, and they will be happy to assist you
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Estate and Asset Protection Planning
The data suggests that more than half of the population will require nursing home care at some point during their lifetime. Because of this reality, and because each successive generation has accumulated more assets, a need has developed for professional advice for those who wish to protect their assets from the overwhelming costs of nursing home care and unreimbursed medical expenses.
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Do You Need A Living Trust?
What is a Living Trust? Will it save you or your family money? You cannot pick up a newspaper or magazine or listen to a radio talk show without being exposed to some form of advertisement promoting Revocable Living Trusts as an estate planning tool. Such advertisements generally describe Living Trusts as an indispensable means of designing an estate plan. Be careful: although Living Trusts have their place, they are not all that they are cracked up to be.
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