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Giving someone power of attorney is an essential part of your estate planning, as well as something you might use for your business. However, you need to tailor their powers to your needs. What types of power of attorney are there? Here are some of the types of power...
When making your estate plan, there are specific things that you should exclude. Otherwise, it could create confusion or delays in the transfer of your assets. What should I exclude from my will? Your funeral plans: Create a separate document in your estate plan...
A dynasty trust is a way of keeping money in the family and out of the tax office's grasp for generations to come. How many generations can a dynasty trust last? New Jersey does not place a limit on how long a dynasty trust can last. It can continue forever if you...
As a new parent, you want to spend your time with your child, not filling forms in an attorney’s office. Yet, making time to do this is essential to safeguarding your child’s future. It only takes one freak accident for you and your spouse to leave your child...
If you wish to contest a will, there are three requirements you need to meet. You need to be within the required timescale, be eligible to do so and have grounds to do so. Am I in time to contest a will? As a New Jersey resident, you have four months to file a will...
When you create your estate plan, you need to name an executor. You will need someone you can trust to carry out your wishes fairly and transparently. The obvious choice might be someone in your family. After all, you know them better than you do anyone. However, this...
An advanced health care directive is an essential part of estate planning. It allows you to set out how you would like medical professionals to treat you if an accident or illness leaves you unable to make your wishes clear at the time. You can change your advanced...
Trusts are one of the estate planning tools you have available when you need to pass assets down to your loved ones upon your death. There are many benefits to establishing trusts instead of just outlining everything in your will. One of these is that the trust...
It's common for individuals to confuse the words heir and beneficiary. This is especially the case if an executor has been tasked with handling their first New Jersey estate administration case. There is a difference between the two terms though.An heir is someone...
Some unscrupulous individuals will prey on older individuals to try to get the elder person to add them into their estate plan. This is a form of financial exploitation that can impact what the beneficiaries and heirs receive when the person passes away. The people...