New Jersey business owners often deal with more complex matters of estate planning. You not only have your personal finances and assets to manage, but those of the business as well. This means part of your estate plan must handle matters of business after your death....
Maybe you regularly spend summers at the shore as a family, or perhaps you own a second home in the mountains. Regardless of location, vacation properties can become a source of contention in a divorce. Keep these considerations in mind if you are facing a divorce in...
For the most part, people involved with estate planning want to avoid probate. There are many reasons for this: probate can be time-consuming, expensive and the records are public. However, not all strategies to avoid probate are good ones. Many seniors think that...
