5 Mistakes to Avoid When Naming a Guardian for Your Children
When you have children, the estate planning process becomes especially important. Not only is it necessary to ensure your wishes are carried out and your
How To Take Care Of Your Aging Parents
Take care of your parents the way they took care of you. As they age, there are legal options you and your parents can take
New Jersey Estate Planning: The Difference Between a Conservatorship and a Guardianship
As New Jersey residents age, they can develop mental and physical disabilities that make it difficult to handle their personal affairs. Certain children who turn
What Does a Probate Lawyer Do For You?
After a loved one has passed away, the last thing a family wants to do is wade through complex financial and legal matters. However, that
Guardianships for People with Disabilities
In New Jersey, everyone who reaches the age of 18 (the legal age of majority), will be able to legally make their own decisions. Parents
Should I Have a Will or a Trust in New Jersey?
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
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,
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