The Puskar Law Firm

12/29/2025

Happy New Year! Our firm has some exciting new videos coming in the new year. Stay tuned!

11/27/2025

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01/01/2024

Happy New Year!

11/10/2023

Thank you Veterans! Our office will be closed today (11/10) in observance of the holiday.

11/02/2023

A few days late posting this, but thank you to our first responders! We offer a first responders discount off our hourly rates every day.

09/28/2023

Really good win for a single dad today!

06/25/2023

04/03/2023

We have a family law client, a single dad, who was accused by the child's mother of doing some awful, unmentionable things to his child. We didn't believe it happened, but he was criminally charged. While he didn't retain us for the criminal case, we are pleased to have learned that the Commonwealth finally withdrew all charges this past Friday!

01/25/2023

This from a new client: “You guys are so caring. I called another lawyer who just recited a spiel to me. It turns out it was the same thing printed on his website.”

12/13/2022

The Simple Will: No Frills, No Fuss, No Anxiety
You've probably heard that if you do nothing else to take care of your legal affairs, you should write a will, and it's pretty good advice.

A will is simply a legal document that gives instructions on what should happen to your property when you die. If you don't make a will before your death, state law will determine who gets your property, and a judge may decide who will raise your children. The results in both cases might not be what you would've wanted.

Writing such an important document can be daunting, but it doesn't need to be. A basic will is enough for many people. And if all you need is a basic will, you probably don't even need a lawyer.
Is a Simple Will For You?

If the following statements describe you, a basic will is probably enough:

You're under age 50.
You're in pretty good health.
You don't expect to owe estate tax at your death.
You aren't worried about the expenses and delays of probate.

On the other hand, if other variables apply to your situation, then you probably need something more than a basic will.