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April 4, 2022 |

Estate Plan Created Before 2010? It’s Time For An Update

Many things change in the state and national landscape over the years, and there’s a good chance that many things have changed in your life ...

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Article-118852

April 1, 2022 |

What Legacy Are You Leaving Behind For Your Family?

A recent study by Empathy.com has shown that the average family incurs over $12,000 in unexpected expenses after a family member passes away. Every year, ...

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March 30, 2022 |

How To Effectively Choose a Trustee

Do not put off finalizing or signing your estate planning documents because you’re not yet sure who you want to name as trustee. You should ...

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Article-118553

March 28, 2022 |

How High And Low Interest Rates Can Impact Wealth Transfers

Current global conditions have contributed to a spike in inflation which was already on the rise. It is expected that the Federal Reserve will respond ...

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Article-118332

March 25, 2022 |

How To Take on The Hard Conversations with Family Members About Estate Planning

Are you worried about whether or not your parents have thought through and set up their estate plan? If not, you may be concerned that ...

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March 24, 2022 |

Do Real Estate Assets Go Through Probate?

If you own any kind of real estate, including a home, you should include these in your will because there is a high chance they ...

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Article-118041

March 21, 2022 |

Are There Any Probate Shortcuts In New Jersey?

When a loved one passes away who lived in New Jersey there are many questions that must be answered regarding the administration of their estate. ...

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March 18, 2022 |

Who is Responsible for Administering My Trust or Will in New Jersey?

The administration of a trust and will likely fall to two different people in New Jersey, depending on how your estate plan is structured. The ...

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Article-117660

March 16, 2022 |

How to Know Your Loved One is Suffering from the Early Signs of Dementia

It can be devastating to realize that your loved one is suffering from dementia, but it can also be difficult to determine when the symptoms ...

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March 14, 2022 |

How to Recognize the Signs of Elder Abuse

Elder abuse is substantially under-reported, primarily because many people who are suffering as victims do not feel comfortable speaking up. Many others do not realize ...

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