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The Year in Review at Weber Kracht and Chellew

December 30, 2014 By WKCLawBlog

It’s hard to believe it’s time to say goodbye to 2014.

This year we were proud to serve our community in a number of ways: a Back to School supply drive, sponsoring the Perkasie FallFest 5K, providing pro bono services, helping to present a Child ID event and bringing smiles – and Santa Claus – to the residents of the Belle Haven Nursing Home.

Our attorneys, always eager to help, shared their expertise in the areas of Constitutional law, real estate, non-profits, insurance, estate planning and small business counseling.

We hope you are looking toward 2015 with anticipation and wish you all the best in the coming New Year.

This blog is designed for general information only. The information presented should not be construed to be formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship.

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Here Comes Santa Claus!

December 24, 2014 By WKCLawBlog

We hinted on our Facebook page that we were up to something this week. That “something” was a trip to Belle Haven Nursing Home to provide a holiday lunch for the residents. We were even lucky enough to have Santa Claus join us for the fun!

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Many thanks to attorney Mike Frisbie and his team for making the season brighter for these wonderful seniors. Enjoy more photos here.

 

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Filed Under: Community Events, Weber Kracht Chellew Attorneys Tagged With: Belle Haven Nursing Home, Bucks County, Mike Frisbie, Quakertown, Weber Kracht & Chellew

This Week at Weber Kracht and Chellew | 12.13.14

December 12, 2014 By WKCLawBlog

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The days are winding down until Christmas, and this week sees the start of Hanukkah celebrations. It’s a busy season, but please indulge us as we recap the week at the firm.

Michael Kracht helped us discern when we do – and don’t – need an attorney to assist with a real estate transaction.

We were thrilled by the great reception to our Child ID Event. Here is coverage from the Bucks County Herald and The Intelligencer.

With the year drawing to a close, many people are considering quitting their day jobs and starting their own businesses so we took a look back at Mike Frisbie‘s post on the importance of small business counseling.

Keep up with all Weber, Kracht and Chellew news by checking this blog, liking us on Facebook, connecting with us on LinkedIn or following us on Twitter.

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Filed Under: Real Estate, Small Business Counseling, Weber Kracht Chellew Attorneys Tagged With: Abigail Fillman, Bucks County, Bucks County Herald, Bucks County Sheriff's Department, Child ID Event, Michael Kracht, Mike Frisbie, Montgomery County, Pennridge, Perkasie, real estate, real estate attorney, Real Estate Transactions, realtors, small business counseling, The Intelligencer, Weber Kracht & Chellew

This Week at Weber Kracht and Chellew | 11.22.14

November 21, 2014 By WKCLawBlog

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It’s the last full week before Thanksgiving and we hope you’re anticipating both a short work week and some fun times with family and friends. We won’t keep you from your pre-holiday prep – let’s get right to the highlights of our week!

Mike Frisbie shared more about The Weber Kracht and Chellew Difference with another insightful post on the importance of solid estate planning.

We marked #TBT by revisiting Abigail Fillman‘s post on knowing your Constitutional rights.

And, don’t forget, one week from today it’s our Free Child ID Event, held in conjunction with the Quakertown Rotary Club and Quakertown United Methodist Church‘s Habitat for Humanity 5K! Hope to see you there!

Keep up with all Weber, Kracht and Chellew news by checking this blog, liking us on Facebook, connecting with us on LinkedIn or following us on Twitter.

This blog is designed for general information only. The information presented should not be construed to be formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship.

Filed Under: 5K, Community Events, Constitutional Rights, Estate Planning, The Weber Kracht and Chellew Difference, Weber Kracht Chellew Attorneys Tagged With: 5K, Abigail Fillman, Bucks County, Child ID Event, Constitution, Constitutional Rights, estate planning, Mike Frisbie, Quakertown Rotary, Quakertown United Methodist Church, Weber Kracht & Chellew

The Weber Kracht and Chellew Difference | Seamless Estate Administration

November 18, 2014 By WKCLawBlog

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Mike Frisbie shares how we not only provide seamless estate administration, but we do so with empathy for our client. It’s The Weber Kracht and Chellew Difference.

We recently received a call from a local woman whose husband had passed away. There had been an illness and she had cared for him for many years. The last few years were very difficult.

She had the original will, which had been prepared in our office. She was the executor of the will.

We met. It was a medium-sized estate and the assets and debts were pretty straightforward. It was clear that we needed to get this done for her as quickly and as smoothly as possible as much for her mental health as anything.

We helped her through the probating of the will, moving forward through the cumbersome process toward a prompt conclusion, and without any major complications.

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Mike Frisbie provides individuals and businesses with top level legal services for their everyday situations and problems. Together, they plan and prepare solutions with a litigator’s eye toward avoiding litigation.  He takes pride and pleasure in helping people and businesses solve their problems.

This blog is designed for general information only. The information presented should not be construed to be formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship.

Filed Under: Estate Planning, The Weber Kracht and Chellew Difference Tagged With: Bucks County, estate planning, Mike Frisbie, Weber Kracht & Chellew

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