In this episode of Thy Will Be Done, host J. Roger Poe chats with Heather Miller, a community outreach specialist at the Philadelphia Register of Wills. They discuss the office's public engagement initiative, which brings government services directly to the community. Heather shares her experiences with the marriage record pop-ups, which provide certified copies of marriage records to residents, and the importance of having a will. They also talk about the probate process, tangled titles, and the role of the Register of Wills in protecting generational wealth. This conversation highlights the office's commitment to making government services accessible and user-friendly.

In this episode of Thy Will Be Done, host J. Roger Poe chats with Heather Miller, a community outreach specialist at the Philadelphia Register of Wills. They discuss the office's public engagement initiative, which brings government services directly to the community. Heather shares her experiences with the marriage record pop-ups, which provide certified copies of marriage records to residents, and the importance of having a will. They also talk about the probate process, tangled titles, and the role of the Register of Wills in protecting generational wealth. This conversation highlights the office's commitment to making government services accessible and user-friendly.

Thy Will Be Done is a weekly public-service radio program produced by the Philadelphia Register of Wills , designed to help Philadelphians understand how the law affects their families, property, and legacy. Hosted by J. Roger Powe III, the show features conversations with Register John Sabatina, Esq, department heads, court administrators, and subject-matter experts who explain wills, estates, marriage licenses, Orphans’ Court processes, and title issues in clear, plain language. Each episode connects legal education to real-life situations, emphasizing access, preparedness, and the protection of generational wealth. In addition to God’s will, you need a will—and Thy Will Be Done helps listeners take informed steps before a crisis occurs.

Thy Will Be Done&nbsp;is a weekly public-service radio program produced by the Philadelphia Register of Wills , designed to help Philadelphians understand how the law affects their families, property, and legacy. Hosted by J. Roger Powe III, the show features conversations with Register John Sabatina, Esq, department heads, court administrators, and subject-matter experts who explain wills, estates, marriage licenses, Orphans&rsquo; Court processes, and title issues in clear, plain language. Each episode connects legal education to real-life situations, emphasizing access, preparedness, and the protection of generational wealth.&nbsp;In addition to God&rsquo;s will, you need a will&mdash;and&nbsp;Thy Will Be Done&nbsp;helps listeners take informed steps before a crisis occurs.

Thy Will Be Done

Thy Will Be Done is a weekly public-service radio program produced by the Philadelphia Register of Wills , designed to help Philadelphians understand how the law affects their families, property, and legacy. Hosted by J. Roger Powe III, the show features conversations with Register John Sabatina, Esq, department heads, court administrators, and subject-matter experts who explain wills, estates, marriage licenses, Orphans’ Court processes, and title issues in clear, plain language. Each episode connects legal education to real-life situations, emphasizing access, preparedness, and the protection of generational wealth. In addition to God’s will, you need a will—and Thy Will Be Done helps listeners take informed steps before a crisis occurs.

Thy Will Be Done&nbsp;is a weekly public-service radio program produced by the Philadelphia Register of Wills , designed to help Philadelphians understand how the law affects their families, property, and legacy. Hosted by J. Roger Powe III, the show features conversations with Register John Sabatina, Esq, department heads, court administrators, and subject-matter experts who explain wills, estates, marriage licenses, Orphans&rsquo; Court processes, and title issues in clear, plain language. Each episode connects legal education to real-life situations, emphasizing access, preparedness, and the protection of generational wealth. In addition to God&rsquo;s will, you need a will&mdash;and Thy Will Be Done&nbsp;helps listeners take informed steps before a crisis occurs.

EP13: Public Engagement Part 2

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