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Retirement planning and estate planning often overlap in ways New Jersey families do not expect. Retirement accounts, pensions and beneficiary forms can all affect who receives assets at death and whether the full plan works as intended. A will does not control every...
A utility shutoff notice can accelerate an already difficult financial situation. For New Jersey residents dealing with debt, filing for bankruptcy activates a federal protection under 11 U.S.C. § 366 that can prevent shutoffs and help you maintain access to water,...
In other states, you may have heard this advice: Avoid probate at all costs. There is a national narrative of the probate process being a nightmare of endless court battles and bureaucracy. However, there is some good news for New Jersey residents. The state’s probate...
It is common to feel hesitant about filing for bankruptcy – whether due to social stigma or a lack of awareness of one's financial situation. In any case, failing to notice the clear warning signs for bankruptcy can become a costly mistake in New Jersey. Here are...
If you are planning to pass down your assets to a loved one with special needs, you have to think about how your estate plan might affect their lifestyle requirements. In many situations, a standard estate plan may not be the best approach for a beneficiary with...
Filing for bankruptcy in New Jersey can bring relief when debt becomes unmanageable. However, you might worry about a parent, spouse or friend who helped you qualify for a loan. A bankruptcy discharge may eliminate your personal responsibility for a qualifying debt,...
Planning for the future of your estate in New Jersey requires a clear understanding of the legal tools available to protect your assets and your family. Two of the most common options are wills and revocable living trusts. While both serve as foundations for estate...
Bringing a new child into your family changes everything, including how you think about the future. That first time you hold your child in your arms can bring new perspective and a need to offer protection. One key tool that can protect your child well into the...
There are many reasons why people see bankruptcy as a last resort if they’re facing overwhelming debt. While it’s a big step that requires careful consideration, it’s crucial to separate fact from fiction so you can make a decision that is based on what’s in your...
No, estate planning is not just for the wealthy. There is no asset limit that dictates whether or not you need an estate plan. This is a common misconception, however. It is easy to imagine that someone with assets in the millions needs to make a plan to pass those on...