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Article-96835

January 9, 2020 |

Cheers to 2020!

Happy New Year! It is 2020 and if you’re anything like me, you’ve set some goals for this year. Maybe your goals involve estate planning. ...

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Article-96831

January 8, 2020 |

What You Need to Know About Collecting Inventory of Estate Property

A personal representative appointed to manage an estate or an executor named in the will by the person who passed away has many different responsibilities ...

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Article-96829

January 7, 2020 |

How Can I Avoid Probate or Go Through Limited Probate in New Jersey?

When a decedent’s debts are formally paid out and the property that is not otherwise distributed under the law is transferred to heirs and beneficiaries, ...

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January 6, 2020 |

Steps to Making Probate Faster In New Jersey

The court-supervised process that might be initiated after a person passes away is known as probate in New Jersey. While there are some situations that ...

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Article-96819

January 1, 2020 |

Is There a Capital Gains Tax on My Collection?

Have you remembered to include a personal collection of items in your estate planning? Whether it’s art, coins, stamps, or something else altogether, you’ll make ...

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Article-96816

December 31, 2019 |

Don’t Lose Track of Assets in Your Estate

You might take steps to list everything you can inside your estate, but it’s still possible to leave items out. When you’re working to help ...

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Article-96813

December 30, 2019 |

Got 2020 Financial Goals? Don’t Skip These

The end of the year is the perfect time for reflection. If this year didn’t add up to all you’d hoped it would be and ...

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December 23, 2019 |

Is Talking About Estate Planning Going to Cause a Fight in Your Family?

Getting together for the holidays or to celebrate the new year gives you a great opportunity to reconnect with your loved ones. But if one ...

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Article-96805

December 18, 2019 |

How Do I Break the News to My Kids That I’m Not Planning to Pass On Assets to Them?

Deciding to disinherit someone in your family is fraught with emotional considerations and concerns. Wondering whether or not you should inform the family member about ...

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Article-96801

December 17, 2019 |

The Difference Between Trusts and Wills

Do you know how to decide whether or not you need a trust, a will, or both? Most people partner with an experienced estate planning ...

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