Thomas Profy IV, along with two other members of the estates and elder law practice at Begley Carlin and Mandio, recently spoke to several Rotary Clubs in Bucks County on “Estate Planning Documents you Can’t Live Without!”  The talk, presented by Thomas Profy IV, Francis X. Dillon and Lynn Evans, was given to Rotaries in Feasterville, Shady Brook, Langhorne and Bristol. The speakers covered such topics as:

• How to make sure your family can help you when you are sick
• How to insure your intended distribution of your property when you die
• When to update your will and other documents
• When a “living trust” is appropriate

Thomas J. Profy IV earned a Master of Laws Degree in Taxation from Temple University School of Law in 1992. He practices in the areas of estate administration, litigation and planning and has served as the chairman of the Bucks County Bar Association’s Orphans Court/Estate Planning Committee. He helped prepare the Bucks County Elder Law Handbook.

With nineteen attorneys, the firm is one of the largest full-service law firms in Bucks County. From its office in Langhorne, the firm represents individuals, businesses, banks, municipalities, educational institutions, and school districts in a variety of practice areas including business  law, litigation, trusts and estates, family law, real estate, elder and criminal law matters. A presence in Bucks County, Pennsylvania since 1933, Begley, Carlin & Mandio, LLP is known as a firm with the reputation and community relations it takes to get things done.