estate Law
Understanding Quiet Title Action
For many people, buying or selling a piece of real estate is the most complicated transaction they will ever be involved in. During this complex
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estate Law
5 Different Types of Wills
Wills are a commonly used tool in the world of estate planning, allowing testators to list their final wishes, layout their preferred division of assets,
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Real Estate
Who Pays the Mansion Tax in NJ?
In the last few years, home values have increased exponentially in New Jersey and across the nation. Now, if you are buying a home, you
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New Jersey
Who Pays Real Estate Closing Costs in New Jersey?
If you are buying or selling a home in New Jersey, keep in mind that “closing costs” is a generic term used for anything that
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estate Law
What Are ABLEAccounts in New Jersey?
Individuals with special needs and their families often face significant financial challenges. In the past, there were unavoidABLErestrictions placed on the income and assets a
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Childrens Special Needs
Understanding IEP and 504 Eligibility in New Jersey
Although Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and 504 plans offer many of the same types of services for children with learning and attention issues, they are
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Estate Planning
How Do You Become Someone’s Health Care Proxy in New Jersey?
In New Jersey, a health care proxy, also called a health care power of attorney, is a legal form authorizing a person, or agent, to
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estate Law
DNR Orders Explained
Every mentally competent patient has the right to either accept or refuse any medical treatment recommended to him or her by healthcare providers and medical
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Guardianship
Guardianship Vs. Conservatorship
Our population is aging. According to an article published by the United States Census Bureau entitled “The Graying of America,” “In less than two decades,
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Estate Planning
Estate Planning 101: Understanding Powers of Attorney
A power of attorney, sometimes referred to as a “POA,” is a written document that provides someone else with certain rights that you would normally
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