Estate Planning

23 articles (page 2 of 2) from Simon Law Group

A New Jersey estate plan typically combines a will, powers of attorney, and an advance health-care directive, and for many families a trust to manage how assets pass. These articles cover how to plan for incapacity and inheritance under New Jersey law, including probate in the Surrogate's Court and the state's approach to estate and inheritance considerations. They are educational and do not replace planning advice for your own estate.

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|Laura Simon

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