Common Challenges Faced by Executors and How to Navigate Them
Stepping into the role of an executor can feel like diving into the deep end of estate law. At first, it might seem like a straightforward job—gather assets, pay debts, ...
Probate Avoidance Strategies for Fast, Efficient Wealth Transfers
Estate Planning Attorney Estate planning is a crucial aspect of securing the future and ensuring a seamless transfer of assets to loved ones. In the state of New Jersey, where ...
Estate Planning for Retirement Accounts and Pensions
Estate Planning Attorney As New Jersey residents approach their retirement years, meticulous estate planning becomes paramount to secure a legacy for their loved ones. New Jersey, like many other states, ...
Why Put a Power of Attorney in Place?
Why do people put off estate planning? Well, there are a number of answers to this question. Some don’t think it is very important. Others are uncomfortable confronting the topic ...
Creating a Plan for Business Transfer
Anyone who runs a business knows that it more than a full-time job. It can take up much time and energy managing the daily operational tasks. It is important though ...
What is Life Care Planning?
You may be familiar with the term Estate Planning, but have you heard of Life Care Planning? While different from Estate Planning in many ways, Life Care Planning is very ...
When is a Will Beneficiary Notified?
After the death of a loved one, there will likely be difficult emotions to process. There are also logistics to move through, such as the burial, funeral, and other arrangements. ...
Heirs with Money Management Issues
Estate planning is about many things, including protecting and providing for your family even after you are gone. As you start the planning process, you may reflect on the people ...
Dying Intestate
Like other states, New Jersey has laws in place that come into effect when a person dies without a will. These laws are known as “intestacy” laws as a person ...
What are you Responsible for in a Guardianship?
A guardianship is not put in place lightly, but it is sometimes necessary in order to protect the rights, person, and property of an incapacitated individual. In a guardianship, the ...