Help With Family,
Finances And The Future
Most anyone in New Jersey that has drafted and executed an estate plan has done so with the hopes of making things easier on their loved ones after they pass away. However, depending on how long ago the estate planning was done, it may end up making things for...
The simple answer to the question of whether contingent beneficiaries are necessary is yes. When drafting estate planning documents such as wills, trusts and powers of attorney, it is easy for New Jersey residents to forget that there is a possibility that primary...
There are times when parents make the often painful decision not to leave anything to a child in their wills. Regardless of what the reason for the decision is, it is solely up to the person making out the will. It is possible to disinherit qualified heirs, but it can...
