estate Law
Are Wills Public Record
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
16. April 2025
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estate Law
Your Complete Guide to Obtaining Letters of Testamentary in New Jersey
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
16. April 2025
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estate Law
How Much Does a Trust Cost to Maintain?
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.
16. April 2025
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estate Law
Your Guide to New Jersey Probate
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
10. April 2025
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estate Law
How to Avoid Medicaid 5-Year Lookback Penalties in New Jersey
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
7. April 2025
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Trusts
Is an Irrevocable Trust Protected From Medicaid in New Jersey?
Long-term care is one of the most serious concerns of aging individuals in the United States today. And, unfortunately, this care is costly. Medicare does
2. April 2025
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estate Law
New Jersey Medicaid Eligibility
New Jersey Medicaid eligibility can be a daunting task for individuals and families seeking healthcare assistance. Whether you are an elderly individual, a disabled person,
31. March 2025
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estate Law
No Executor? No Problem: 3 Alternatives to Consider
The executor of a Will is the person who has the legal responsibility to ensure that the deceased’s financial matters are handled. This can involve
26. March 2025
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Trusts
Should I Have a Will or a Trust in New Jersey?
Revocable living trusts and wills are both legal vehicles to help you manage your assets, both now and after you are gone. In reality, you
24. March 2025
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Estate Planning
How to Get Guardianship of a Child Without Going to Court
Establishing guardianship for a child can be an important step in ensuring their care and well-being, especially when parents are unable to fulfill their responsibilities.
17. March 2025
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