Month: September 2012
Designating a power of attorney, important for estate planning
There are many estate planning tools that can be used by those in New Jersey that can address the needs of multiple situations. One prime example is the power of attorney. Many people use a power of attorney in estate planning because it can offer the individual a...
In Monroe case, place of estate administration crucial to heirs
When planning your estate, where you own property can be a big issue if you happen to have assets located in more than one state. This is frequently an issue when someone owns a residence in one place, such as New Jersey, and another home in another state. If you...
Using estate planning to ensure your children are protected
There are a lot of things in life that need planning. Although many New Jersey parents choose to delay thinking about how their estate will be administered when they die, ensuring that the proper estate planning documents are in place can be crucial. This planning can...
Items not to neglect in New Jersey estate planning
The law surrounding estates is ever changing. With the less volatile estate taxes that have been around since the start of 2000, many individuals have not been worried about how these taxes will affect their distributions to their beneficiaries upon their death....