March 19, 2021 |
How Will a House Deed Get Transferred Upon the Death of a Parent In NJ?
When a parent passes away, the children of the deceased as well as the executor of the estate may have certain challenges when attempting to ...
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When a parent passes away, the children of the deceased as well as the executor of the estate may have certain challenges when attempting to liquidate the estate’s assets. An estate planning attorney in New Jersey can be helpful for guiding executors through this process. 
In plenty of estates, the home belonging to the parent may be the biggest asset inside the estate. It requires special involvement and is relatively illiquid. The transfer of real estate is not always easy. How the deed is titled at the time the person passes away will have a specific impact on how the property can be transferred. If you don’t currently have a copy of the deed, contact the county recorder’s office. There are several different types of deed issues that can impact transfer. These include:
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March 17, 2021 |
Biden Contemplating Significant Federal Tax Increase
Any change in presidential administration or big shifts in Congress could change current estate plan impacts, and that’s certainly true now. For business owners in ...
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Three New Jersey Medicaid Mistakes Worth Avoiding
What seems like a minor mistake in the application process can turn out to be a big issue down the road. Partnering with a New ...
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Why You Need a New Jersey Medicaid Plan
Plenty of NJ residents do not anticipate needing Medicaid or understanding its required aspects until it is too late. As long term care costs have ...
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How to Avoid a Trust
Asset protection, tax planning, or legacy control are just some of the numerous reasons why trusts can be used. However, the most common use for ...
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Two Things Every Qualified Retirement Plan and IRA Owner Should Do
In late 2019 Congress passed the Secure Act which represents some of the most significant changes to IRAs and qualified retirement plans since 2006. One ...
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Is It Time to Clean Out the Family Filing Cabinet?
Keeping all of your key documents in one place makes it easier to grab these in the case of an emergency or find them ...
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Is it safe to Create Online Will
An online will makes it simple to be under the impression that you can complete all of your estate planning in a matter of just ...
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YOLO, Meme, and EMH: What’s Your Investment Style?
You only live once! Social media investors have banded together on unconventional platforms to drive up the prices of a handful of “meme stocks,” seemingly ...
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Entrepreneurs Cannot Afford to Neglect Succession Planning
Starting a business is an exciting and sometimes overwhelming proposition. Founders of companies often spend years putting most of their focus, planning and attention in ...
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