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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
Medicaid Asset Protection Trusts (MAPTs) are a form of legal arrangement designed to safeguard an individual’s assets from being counted for Medicaid eligibility purposes while
A pooled special needs trust (PSNT) is a vital financial tool for individuals with disabilities in New Jersey who need to protect their assets while
When a parent passes away without leaving a will, their estate is distributed based on New Jersey’s intestate succession laws. These laws dictate how assets
Facing the challenges of long-term care planning while tackling Medicaid’s strict eligibility requirements can feel overwhelming for many families. For those with income exceeding the
When creating a will, one of the primary considerations is the privacy of the document and its contents. In New Jersey, the general rule is
Managing the probate process can feel overwhelming, especially when handling a loved one’s estate. Letters of Testamentary in New Jersey grant an executor the legal
When setting up a trust in New Jersey, it’s important not only to consider its formation but also the ongoing costs associated with maintaining it.
When it comes to protecting your assets and ensuring your loved ones are taken care of, estate planning is an essential step that should not
The Medicaid 5-year lookback period is a critical rule that affects individuals applying for long-term care benefits in New Jersey. This rule allows Medicaid to
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