In this episode of Thy Will Be Done, J. Roger Powe is joined by Rachel Diego's from Community Legal Services. They continue the conversation on estate planning, diving deeper into the importance of wills versus trusts. Rachel shares her expertise on the benefits and drawbacks of trusts, including how they can protect assets from Medicaid recovery claims, but also notes the potential risks and complications. They discuss the importance of clarity in estate planning, especially for families with complex relationships and assets.

In this episode of Thy Will Be Done, J. Roger Powe is joined by Rachel Diego's from Community Legal Services. They continue the conversation on estate planning, diving deeper into the importance of wills versus trusts. Rachel shares her expertise on the benefits and drawbacks of trusts, including how they can protect assets from Medicaid recovery claims, but also notes the potential risks and complications. They discuss the importance of clarity in estate planning, especially for families with complex relationships and assets.

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.

EP15: Community Legal Services Part 2

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