Many people in New Jersey have a will and other estate planning documents drafted and executed that they believe will provide for the disposition of their property after death. These documents may have provided for the big things, but it's typically the small things...
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Month: May 2013
Common estate planning mistakes made in New Jersey
It doesn't matter what a person does for a living -- lawyer, farmer, architect or mechanic -- everyone can benefit from having an estate plan. The problem is that there are certain estate planning mistakes that people in New Jersey commonly make that could jeopardize...
New Jersey inheritance: You don’t have to be family to get it all
Back in 1959, a 13-year-old boy's brother threw a snowball at a tree and missed. It may surprise some in New Jersey to know that chance encounter over a snowball led to a lifetime friendship between that young boy and the friend of the girl that snow ball ended up...
Everyone in New Jersey can benefit from estate planning
There may be people in New Jersey that believe wills, trusts and powers of attorney are only for older couples that are established and around retirement age. In truth, everyone could benefit from estate planning. Anyone that has children, is married, owns property or...