October 17, 2016 |
Guarding Against Incapacity: Documents You Need
It’s Estate Planning Awareness Week and a good opportunity to remember that estate planning is about more than what happens when you pass away. It’s ...
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Two key documents are worth considering in this process. When you plan properly, you can help to protect your assets and estate while you’re still alive. The first document to consider is a durable power of attorney. This allows someone else to manage your affairs if you were to become unable to do so as a result of a disability or other issue. This person can pay bills for you, direct investments, or file taxes when you are unable to do it.
The other document you should keep in your arsenal is an advanced medical directive. This means someone else can make medical decisions on your behalf. You can talk more with your New Jersey estate planning lawyer about how these work and how to choose someone to serve in this role.
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October 14, 2016 |
Shah & Associates Named 10 Best for Client Satisfaction
As a dedicated estate planning and asset protection planning law firm in NJ, we frequently credit our clients with the longstanding reputation we have ...
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Protect Your Digital Assets
You have probably spent a fair amount of time accumulating things in your life. A home, a vehicle, books, music, photos, family collections and heirlooms ...
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Estate Planning and Thoughtful Parenting
One of the most common reason for someone to set up a meeting with an estate planning attorney is due to the birth of a ...
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How Many Years Has it Been Since You Updated Your Estate Plan?
Was the last time you took a look at your estate plan when your kids were born? Perhaps when you got your first mortgage and ...
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How Divorce Affects Your Estate Planning
If you’ve previously used one estate planning attorney for both you and your spouse, it may be a new opportunity to shop around and identify ...
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3 Key Frequently Forgotten Estate Planning Benefits
There are three major benefits to getting your estate planning done in a timely manner that are not often talked about. Read on to learn ...
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Tips for Helping an Elderly Loved One with Fading Mental Competency Prepare Their Estate Planning
Both estate planners and financial advisors work with a broad range of clients. Elderly and aging clients, however, can present unique challenges in the event ...
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New Jersey State Estate Tax May Soon Disappear
According to a recent compromise with Chris Christie and New Jersey Governments, the New Jersey estate tax will likely soon be repealed by 2017. Many ...
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The Power of a Qualified Estate Planning Attorney
There’s a good chance you have some opinions one way or another about what you want to do with your estate planning, but this should ...
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