About Us

We are a small law firm handling all types of real estate law but also family law, estate law and bankruptcy law matters. We have combined more than 70 years experience practicing in state and federal trial and appellate courts.

How We Got Started

I borrowed $5,000 from my parents in 1982, bought a typewriter and a half dozen law books, rented a very small office and joined the Philadelphia Bar Association.

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We represent individuals and small businesses in various real estate matters including quiet title and partition actions, residential and commercia...
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Larry from Avallone Law Associates Answered this on March 12, 2018
A will and a general durable power of attorney are two separate things and, without getting into a very long discussion, the answer is yes. A will is always important as a way of avoiding inter-family disagreements, posting of bonds and court involvement and a general durable power of attorney... (more) A will and a general durable power of attorney are two separate things and, without getting into a very long discussion, the answer is yes. A will is always important as a way of avoiding inter-family disagreements, posting of bonds and court involvement and a general durable power of attorney is also important if there are any circumstances where an individual is going to be unable to attend to personal business (out of the country, incarceration, illness).