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A senior couple reviewing estate planning documents with a financial advisor, symbolizing the complexities of managing an insolvent estate in New Jersey.
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Management of an Insolvent Estate in New Jersey

August 2, 2018
Traditional estate planning is primarily designed to ensure that your belongings and assets pass in an orderly manner after your…
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Switching Medicare Plans If You Move

July 31, 2018
If you are over 65 and preparing to move to another county or state, be sure to add "check Medicare…
Close-up of two professionals discussing estate planning documents, symbolizing the collaboration involved in appointing co-trustees for effective trust management.
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The Pros and Cons of Appointing Co-Trustees

July 26, 2018
Choosing a trustee is a critical aspect of trust creation. If the trustee is unqualified or unreliable, the impact on…
An elderly woman in a wheelchair is lovingly embraced by a family member during a visit, symbolizing the importance of family involvement in nursing home care decisions.
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Choosing and Evaluating a Nursing Home

July 20, 2018
Can there be a more difficult job than finding a nursing home for a parent or spouse? No one wants…
A close-up of a person writing a letter of instruction, an essential but non-binding document that aids in estate planning and guides personal representatives in asset management and distribution.
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What Role Does a Letter of Instruction Play in Estate Planning?

July 20, 2018
Unlike a will, trust document, nomination of guardian, or advance healthcare directive, a letter of instruction is not a binding…
Parent writing estate planning documents at a desk with a focus on securing their children's future through legal and personal preparations.
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Estate Planning for Children Involves More than Legal Arrangements

July 15, 2018
As a parent, you want to ensure that your children are well cared for and provided for if you should…
Senior couple discussing estate planning with a financial advisor, focusing on funding a living trust and ensuring assets are properly transferred to avoid probate.
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Funding a Living Trust – Avoid These Common Mistakes

July 10, 2018
A surprising number of people go to the trouble of hiring an attorney, explaining their wishes, designating beneficiaries and a…
A close-up image of stacked coins on a financial document, symbolizing the concept of wealth management.
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What is “Stepped Up Basis” and How Does it Affect Estate Planning?

July 4, 2018
Phrases like “stepped up basis” tend to make the average person’s eyes glaze over. Everyone wants to maximize wealth and…
An elderly person holding an empty wallet, symbolizing financial exploitation and the vulnerability of seniors to scams, emphasizing the need for awareness and protective measures in estate planning and elder law.
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Financial Exploitation of the Elderly Takes Many Forms

June 25, 2018
When you think of financial elder abuse, the first thing that comes to mind is probably a caregiver siphoning off…
A person reviewing estate planning documents, highlighting the importance of updating legal documents such as wills and trusts before a divorce.
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Estate Planning Documents to Review Before a Divorce

June 18, 2018
Many people neglect to update some or all of their estate planning documents when they divorce, while others move quickly…
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Removing a Trustee in New Jersey         

June 10, 2018
The grantor of a living trust often serves as trustee during his or her lifetime, appointing a successor trustee to…
A person holding a power of attorney document standing in front of a bank entrance, symbolizing the challenges in getting financial institutions to accept powers of attorney in New Jersey as part of elder law and estate planning.
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When a Bank Won’t Accept Your New Jersey Power of Attorney

June 2, 2018
When you make the investment in choosing a trusted person to manage your affairs if you become incapacitated and executing…

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