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Article-97855

May 13, 2021 |

Could Potential Beneficiaries Appeal a Will Contest or Trust Litigation Decision?

Overturning a trial court’s decision on a will or trust matter is not simple. This is largely due to the fact that in probate court ...

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Article-97848

May 11, 2021 |

For What Reasons Should I Revoke My Trust?

A revocable living trust enables the creator to make changes to that trust at any point in time prior to their death. This includes revoking ...

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Article-97845

May 10, 2021 |

What Documents Should Be Kept in a Place Easy for My Loved Ones to Find?

Planning ahead is a critical aspect of your comprehensive estate planning and it doesn’t stop just at the creation and signing of your documents. While ...

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Article-97842

May 7, 2021 |

How to Tell if a Will Was Revoked or Replaced

While you’ll create your will while you’re still alive, it will be one of your loved ones sorting through your paperwork to find it once ...

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Article-97837

May 6, 2021 |

What Is the Role of a Fiduciary in My Estate?What Is the Role of a Fiduciary in My Estate?

There are many different terms associated with the administration of a trust, a will or an estate. One common example is the term fiduciary. This ...

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Article-97826

May 4, 2021 |

Estate Planners See Increase in Requests from Clients

If the pandemic taught us anything, it’s to be prepared for the unexpected. More people than ever used this opportunity to get on top of ...

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Article-97823

April 29, 2021 |

If I Create a Trust in New Jersey Do I Still Need a Power of Attorney, A Will and A Living Will?

Many different estate planning tools can be used to help you accomplish your goals and it is recommended that you sit down with a knowledgeable ...

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Article-97820

April 28, 2021 |

Can an Executor Resign After Court Appointment?

An executor can be appointed in someone’s will, but this does not obligate them to serve in this role. An executor has the opportunity to ...

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Article-97815

April 27, 2021 |

What Not to Include When Writing a Will

Your will is the most basic component of your estate plan, but it doesn’t cover all your primary needs. In this official legal document, you ...

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Article-97811

April 23, 2021 |

How Has the Pandemic Impacted Retirement?

Major changes in the world and current events always have the potential to impact retirement plans and schedules. Research has started to emerge indicating how ...

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