February 16, 2022 |
Do I Really Need a Living Will?
Has it been some time since you sat down with an estate planning lawyer? If you never created a living will, now is the time ...
Learn MoreDo I Really Need a Living Will?
Has it been some time since you sat down with an estate planning lawyer? If you never created a living will, now is the time to find a lawyer who can help you navigate the creation and maintenance of that document. A living will is a key component of your estate planning process.
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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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Common Reasons A Will Might Not Hold Up In Court
Especially if you have taken it upon yourself to write your will, it’s important to know that you have opened your heirs up to the ...
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Four Actions to Take Before Your Death
The end of a person’s life can be a difficult and confusing time. However, it doesn’t have to be. A recent article discusses four actions ...
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Zip It: Put Your Plans on a USB Drive
We cannot predict when an accident or emergency is going to take place. All too often, hospitals and caretakers are unable to follow a person’s ...
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3 Steps for Baby Boomers Without a Plan
While every mentally competent individual over the age of 18 should have an estate plan in place, it is especially important that Baby Boomers without ...
Learn MoreNovember 21, 2013 |
Give Serious Consideration to End of Life Decisions
One major part of estate planning is determining what kind of care, if any, you would like to receive at the end of your life. ...
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Back to the Basics: Estate Planning for a “Typical” Family
Contrary to popular belief, estate planning is still important for the vast majority of Americans who are not wealthy. After all, after a person has ...
Learn MoreAugust 22, 2013 |
“Non-Tax Issues Within Estate Planning that Impact Everyone”
Estate planning is not solely about tax avoidance. A recent article discusses several other issues that render estate planning paramount, despite the value of your ...
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