Charles B. Hadad

• Pennsylvania Bar Association
• Washington County Bar Association, Member, 2020
• Allegheny County Bar Association, Member, 2020
• Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, Admitted, 2007
• Allegheny County Bar Association, Probate and Trust Section Council, Member, 2017
• United States District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania, Admitted, 2013

• Attorney Charles Hadad discusses how your estate is distributed to your heirs if you die without a will in Pennsylvania., Estate Planning Strategy: What happens if I die without a will?, 2020
• Charles Hadad, Chair of the Estates & Trusts Group discusses The Lynch Law Group's capabilities and approach to serving clients., Attorney Charles Hadad, Overview of Estates & Trusts Practice, 2020
• Attorney Charles Hadad touches on the key benefit of implementing a GRAT in your estate plan - passing wealth to your heirs free of federal estate tax and gift tax. Read our blog post for more information., June Never Looked So Good For Estate Planning - GRAT, 2020
• Charles Hadad discusses the SECURE Act and the 10-Year Rule – a shorter window for beneficiaries to take RMDs. #secureact #estateplanning #rmd, The Secure Act - Attorney Chuck Hadad, 2020

• Lynch Law Group First Responders Event – July 28, 2023- serviced over 30 free estate plans for the Cranberry Township First Responders – local police, EMT, and Fire Dept.
• Carnegie Library Series- series speaker for estate planning and estate administration – 2014 and 2015.
• The Court Time Foundation, Healthy Living and Giving Senior Outreach Day, Provide free legal service on estate planning documents, 2017 - 2019
• Upper Saint Clair School District, Staff Wellness Program, Volunteer Presenter and Provide free legal service for estate planning documents, 2018 - 2019
• Achievea Family Trust Future Planning Clinic: Volunteer to provide free legal consult for individuals with special needs and their families, 2017

• Finalist, Distinguished Student Award, The Thomas M. Cooley Law School
•  Charles Hadad, Partner and Chair of the Estates & Trusts Practice Group at LLG has been named an Outstanding Faculty Award Recipient for 2022 by the National Business Institute (NBI). This recognition comes as a testament to his dedication to education, rich expertise, and wide knowledge base., Outstanding Faculty Member by NBI, National Business Institute, 2022
• Receiver, Certificate of Merit, Estate Planning Course, The Thomas M. Cooley Law School

• University of Pittsburgh, B.A., Business Administration, History, 2002

• In order to do Estate Planning properly, can involve a significant investment of time and resources. But at times, that is not always possible. For example, when a loved one is seriously ill or incapacitated. Fortunately, there are options, even if no prior documents exist. , Author, Estate Planning in an Emergency, The Lynch Law Group - Legal News, 2023
• When writing a Last Will and Testament (“Will”), there is an important thing to be aware of: making sure that your Will is able to grow and change with you to allow for all of life’s possibilities. When you and your attorney draft a Will, it is impossible to predict what may happen in the future — but it is not impossible to plan for that future.  , Author, Estate Planning from A-Z, The Lynch Law Group - Legal News, 2023
• There is a potential update to the SECURE Act on the horizon that could have a big impact on your retirement plans. Congress may often seem slow to act, but several laws have been proposed and passed, and they could affect you. We are always on the lookout for prospective laws that could impact your planning goals. In 2019, Congress passed the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement Act of 2019, or the SECURE Act, intended “to encourage retirement savings.” On March 29, 2022, the House passed the bill, The Securing a Strong Retirement Act of 2021, commonly referred to as the SECURE Act 2.0. If this bill becomes a law after passing through the Senate and President’s desk, its many changes to the original SECURE Act may change how you should handle your retirement plans., Co-Author, SECURE Act 2.0: How It Could Affect Your Retirement Plans, The Lynch Law Group - Legal News, 2022
• If you have a child heading off to college, it can feel like there are a million things you need to get before they leave; from dorm room essentials, to textbooks, to a stash of their favorite snacks. But here are some things you need to consider as a parent preparing for their adult child to leave the nest for college that don’t appear on most school shopping lists — and are more important than string lights or a bag of sour gummy worms., Author, 4 Documents You Must Have Ready Before Your Child Goes Off to College, The Lynch Law Group - Legal News, 2022
• As many of you are aware, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security, or “CARES Act”—the third emergency bill that Congress has passed in response to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic—was signed into law on Friday, March 27, 2020., Author, The CARES Act Waives 2020 RMDs For Individuals, The Lynch Law Group - Legal News, 2020
• June 2020 is shaping up to be a very attractive month for estate planning. As we maneuver through these uncertain times in light of COVID-19, one popular estate planning strategy under the spotlight are the benefits of a grantor retained annuity trust, better known as a “GRAT”., Author, Grantor Retained Annuity Trust – June Never Looked So Good, The Lynch Law Group - Legal News, 2020
• Amid the COVID-19 crisis, many are wondering about the requirements and recommendations for executing estate planning documents. We have compiled a list of the minimum statutory requirements for the critical estate planning documents. In addition, we have included recommendations for additional steps to take in executing each of the documents. The information is not intended to provide legal advice to any specific situation and, as always, we are available to discuss your individual needs., Co-Author, Executing Estate Planning Documents During COVID-19, The Lynch Law Group - Legal News, 2020
• Get a complete picture of the key tasks and procedures required and advised for administering the estate: from the first notices to discharge of the fiduciary. This course can serve as an introduction or a basic refresher, Instructor, Estate Administration From A to Z (CLE), National Business Institute, Legal, Accounting, Finance, 2019
• CLE Program -  From petition to inventory to creditors to closing - this comprehensive, all-inclusive probate program walks you step by step through the process and procedures, Instructor, Probate: Everything You Need to Know, National Business Institute, Legal, Accounting, Finance, 2019
• Topics Covered:  Key legal terms and concepts surrounding the drafting and administration of trusts: the fine points of revocable and irrevocable trusts, as well as living and testamentary trusts, Instructor, Trusts: The Ultimate Guide (CLE), National Business Institute, Finance, Accounting, Legal, 2018
• Topics include tax reporting and post-mortem tax matters, including: Final Tax Returns Timeline, Forms and Filing Procedure Requesting Deadline Extensions Income Tax Considerations in Probate Selecting a Tax Year: Calendar or Fiscal? Decedent’s Final Income Tax Return Estate Income Tax Return Tax on Income Earned by Estate after Decedent’s Death Beneficiary Income Tax Considerations Proper Use of Disclaimers and Valuation Discounts Claiming Estate Tax Portability Estate and Gift Tax Considerations – When do You Need to File Form 706? Coordinating with Decedent’s Accounting or Investment Advisors GST Tax Implications Handling Common Property Tax Issues, Instructor, The Probate Process from Start to Finish (CLE), National Business Institute, Legal, Accounting, Finance, 2018
• This National Business Institute Course is a basic-to-intermediate level seminar designed for paralegals, legal assistants, legal secretaries and other legal support staff who want to increase their effectiveness when working within the probate process, Instructor, The Probate Process From Start to Finish for Paralegals (CLE), National Business Institute, Legal, 2018
• Key topics: Naming executors or trustees Naming a guardian for young children Providing instructions for distribution of assets Naming a trustee for children’s inheritance Reviewing insurance needs Planning for a disability Handling debt, Instructor, Estate Planning Techniques for Younger Clients, Pennsylvania Bar Institute, Legal, Accounting, Finance, 2018
• Participants learned how to develop and execute an estate plan that will adapt to a client’s changing needs and how to protect clients by ensuring that their estate documents work together, Instructor, Coordinating Clients’ POAs, Advanced Directives and Wills and Trusts (CLE), Pennsylvania Bar Institute, Finance, Accounting, Legal, 2017
• Tax reform is here. President Trump signed the “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” into law on December 22, 2017. The new law will affect millions of Americans in one way or another. If you’re wondering how it will  will impact you or your business, here are some highlights of the bill’s major provisions, Author, It's Official... Federal Tax Reform, The Lynch Law Group - Legal News, All Industries And General Public, 2017
• Chuck discussed effective estate administration including responding to creditors’ claims, responsible management of estate cash, insolvency, disclaimers and partial distributions and also the discovery and application of the laws of intestacy, Instructor, The Probate Process From Start to Finish (CLE), National Business Institute, Legal, Accounting, Finance, 2017
• Article, Author, One Item That Must Be On Your College Checklist, The Lynch Law Group Legal News, 2017
• Presentation covered the use of revocable trusts, including advantages, disadvantages and special tax issues and also the topic of sophisticated beneficiary choices in IRAs and trusts, including spousal rights, distribution rules and the Roth IRA., Instructor, The Complete Trust Course (CLE), Half Moon Publishing, Legal, Accounting, Finance, 2017
• CLE program, Instructor, Estate Planning: Beyond the Basics, Pennsylvania Bar Institute, 2017
• CLE program, Instructor, The Ultimate Guide to Wills and Trusts, National Business Institute, 2017
• CLE program, Instructor, Estate Planning (CLE), Halfmoon Education, 2016
• Article, Author, What Washington County Property Owners Need To Know About Their Property Reassessment, The Lynch Law Group Legal News, 2016
• Article, Author, Update! Washington County Property Reassessment: Reviewing Your Final Assessment And Navigating The Appeal Process, The Lynch Law Group Legal News, 2016
• Article, Author, 4 Important Reasons Why A Revocable Trust May Be The Right Solution To Meet Your Estate Planning Goals, The Lynch Law Group Legal News, 2016
• CLE program, Presenter, Probate: Everything You Need to Know, National Business Institute, 2016
• CLE program, Presenter, Estate Planning: Beyond the Basics, Pennsylvania Bar Institute, 2015
• CLE program, Presenter, Estate Planning for Younger Couples, Pennsylvania Bar Institute, 2015
• CLE program, Presenter, My Client Died, Now What? - Estate Administration, Pennsylvania Bar Institute, 2015
• CLE program, Presenter, Federal Fiduciary Income Tax Workshop, Foxmoor, 2015
• CLE program, Presenter, Drafting a Last Minute Estate Plan, Pennsylvania Bar Institute, 2015
• CLE program, Presenter, Fundamentals of Estate Planning, Pennsylvania Bar Institute, 2014
• CLE program, Presenter, The Probate Process from Start to Finish, National Business Institute, 2014
• Article, Author, How To Protect Inherited Iras From Creditors After The Clark V. Rameker Decision, The Lynch Law Group Legal News, 2014
• CLE program, Presenter, How Assets Pass Upon Death, National Academy of Continuing Legal Education, 2013
• CLE program, Presenter, Fundamentals of Estate Planning, Pennsylvania Bar Institute, 2012

• Estate And Trusts

“Chuck is an excellent strategist, litigator, and a lawyer in whom I place my utmost confidence. I regularly refer clients to his firm and have heard nothing but the highest praise for their professionalism, outcomes, and client care.”