October 21, 2019 |
Estate Planning Goes Beyond the Will for Veterans
It’s that time of year to celebrate the season and enjoy opportunities with your family. This is also a good time, however, to sit down ...
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It’s that time of year to celebrate the season and enjoy opportunities with your family. This is also a good time, however, to sit down with your estate planning lawyer to discuss your powers of attorney, trusts, wills, and other estate planning documents.
These foundational documents are the cornerstone of your estate planning, and veterans might have unique estate planning considerations depending on their individual situation.
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October 17, 2019 |
What’s the Process for Intestate Administration?
The intervention of a probate court might be necessary in your estate if you don’t discuss your options with an estate planning lawyer beforehand. Certain ...
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New Study Explores Best States for Nursing Home Care
Whether you’re researching the option for a loved one or considering your own needs with nursing home care, it’s an important decision that factors in ...
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Alzheimer’s and Estate Planning: Using Advanced Directives
An advanced directive is a tool that can be used by anyone to explain the healthcare wishes of a person who is no longer able ...
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Einstein on Saving and Investing & Why People Today May Not Care
Albert Einstein stated that “compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it; he who doesn’t, pays it.” Most ...
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What You Should Know Before Applying for Institutional Medicaid
If you’ve already sat down with your estate planning lawyer in New Jersey and still have questions about what Medicaid will pay for when it ...
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Life Insurance Before and Post-Divorce: What to Know
You have probably planned your life carefully up to this point and put in time and energy with your former spouse to drop a will ...
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Create Your Estate Planning Amendment Plan
There are many different reasons that you might wish to amend your estate planning documents and this can include various different aspects, such as new ...
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Who Are the Stakeholders Involved in Business Succession Planning?
You’ve probably taken a long view approach to establishing and founding your business. Growing a company is probably one of the greatest achievements of your ...
Learn MoreOctober 1, 2019 |
Have You Disability Proofed Your Estate Plan?
Your estate plan includes important components such as a will, to help distribute your assets if and when something happens to you. But one of ...
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