April 25, 2022 |
What’s The Difference Between Supervised and Unsupervised Probate?
Depending on which states you own assets in and how much estate planning you have done, there may be a need for supervised or unsupervised ...
Learn MoreWhat’s The Difference Between Supervised and Unsupervised Probate?
Depending on which states you own assets in and how much estate planning you have done, there may be a need for supervised or unsupervised probate after you pass away.
Probate is the formal legal process for transferring your assets after you pass away, and it is important to remember that not every asset you own is part of your probate estate. However, there are sometimes situations in which non probate assets are brought into a probate estate.
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March 21, 2022 |
Are There Any Probate Shortcuts In New Jersey?
When a loved one passes away who lived in New Jersey there are many questions that must be answered regarding the administration of their estate. ...
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When Will a Loved One Need to Start the Probate Process?
When you pass away, there are many important tasks that need to be taken care of as soon as possible. It can often be overwhelming ...
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The Impact of State Probate Rules on Self-Created Wills
Creating a will online or using a basic template might seem like the easiest route. After all, this is a task many people put off ...
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What are the Most Common Probate Problems?
When you pass away, there is a good chance that at least part of your estate will enter probate in your state. With estate planning, ...
Learn MoreJuly 7, 2021 |
What Are Fair Executor Fees for New Jersey Executors?
There are two primary sources that contribute to executor fees in New Jersey: corpus commissions and income commissions. Corpus includes every asset received by the ...
Learn MoreSeptember 23, 2020 |
How Does Undue Influence Impact an Estate Plan?
Undue influence happens when an outside party exerts pressure on an individual causing that individual to adjust their estate plans to the benefit of the ...
Learn MoreJune 19, 2020 |
Tips for Preventing Sibling Arguments Over Your Estate Plan
The last thing you want is for your loved ones to end up in court battling over the terms of your estate. In addition to ...
Learn MoreDecember 5, 2018 |
What is the Role of a Will Executor in NJ?
Are you trying to decide who to appoint as your will executor in New Jersey? This important decision could have ripple effects for your entire ...
Learn MoreAugust 21, 2018 |
How to Select the Right Executor for Your Will
An executor should be someone you can trust who will make things easy for your loved ones when closing out your estate. This person should ...
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