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Nobody wants the death of a loved one to turn into a family feud among the survivors, but money can do strange things to people. As well as you know your relatives, you will never know for sure that one of your family members might not object to the way your assets...
Most adults have the legal authority to handle their own affairs. They work jobs, pay rent or a mortgage and maintain their own household. When they need medical care, they decide what to do after looking into all of their options. Still, there are adults who are not...
It’s natural that if you care for a relative with special needs, you’ll want to ensure their future after you’ve passed on. However, without proper steps, that act of love might seriously hamper their ability to get the government benefits they need. The Social...
2017 ushered in an era of massive tax cuts, including a close to $12 million individual exemption. However, now, with an economy reeling, exploding government deficits, and political winds suggesting a changing regime federally, we need to concern ourselves with the...
Being the administrator of a loved one's estate is a difficult job. It is your responsibility to oversee the estate as it passes through probate, pay off any creditors, and make sure the heirs receive their inheritances according to the deceased's final wishes. Of...
A proper estate plan can keep your loved ones from guessing your intentions when you are no longer able to answer their questions. It can also ensure that your loved ones received precisely what you mean for them to have. If you do not have an estate plan, it is hard...
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New Jersey residents can take these steps to ease the estate planning process. Estate plans are beneficial for a number of reasons. These plans can be tailored not just for the distribution of assets, but can also provide advantages during the creator’s lifetime. This...
Sometimes suspicious circumstances in the execution of a will give rise to claims of improper control and influence over the testator. When someone writes and executes a will to direct who will inherit his or her property at death, it is seen as a smart thing to do to...