Changes in Partnership Usually when a business partner dies, a business partnership is considered legally dissolved. If more than two people are business partners though, the partnership can continue despite ...
Effective December 1, 2014, an amendment to the New Jersey Medicaid program will create elder care opportunities for individuals who are caught in a sort of limbo. These individuals earn ...
Inheriting a parent’s real estate can certainly be a good thing. But, it can be complicated with regard to various tax issues. Below is a simple example to help you ...
When a person files for bankruptcy, certain of his assets may be exempt from the bankruptcy estate available to creditors. This is the case with traditional and Roth Individual Retirement ...
What if I Leave my Child Out of my Will? Parents have different reasons for disinheriting a child in their Last Will and Testament. Sometimes parents believe it is in ...
Many of us understand the need for estate planning – for preparing a Will, A Health Care Directive, a Power of Attorney, and other related documents so that, when the ...
Your spouse or surviving parent has died. She had assets – a home, a car, stocks and bonds, checking and savings accounts, and personal items. Now what happens? The following ...
Parents of special needs children can get overwhelmed by their children’s day-to-day needs. In turn, some really important matters may be overlooked. The biggest mistake families make is delaying estate ...
People are often confused regarding what taxes and other expenses must be paid out upon an individual’s death. Frequently, people believe that once a person passes away, the beneficiaries receive ...
Divorce is hard enough under the best of circumstances. But, when special needs children are involved, the situation becomes even more complicated. While you and your spouse may be focused ...