Estate Planning

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 ...

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 ...

A will beneficiary in New Jersey is notified after the will is probated, which cannot occur until ten days after death, and the executor must send a Notice of Probate ...

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 ...

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 ...

The prospect of putting together your estate plan can seem overwhelming, particularly if it is your first time doing so. There will be terminology to understand and information to gather, ...

Trusts are valuable estate planning tools for a number of reasons. Most especially, a trust can allow you to circumvent the need for probate, either in whole or in part. ...

As you estate plan, it is also important to plan for incapacity. Incapacity planning is a far too overlooked, but critically important part of estate planning. After all, whether you ...

With a home most often being a person’s most substantial asset, it only makes sense that they would want to leave it to their children. There are actually a number ...

Much, though not all, of estate planning, involves determining how you wish for your assets to be distributed upon passing away. While many people first think of assets with large ...