Why wills form the foundation of all estate planning
For many in New Jersey, the need to address estate planning matters is easily ignored or downplayed. Some feel that they simply do not have enough assets to bother with the process, others avoid the matter because they are uncomfortable acknowledging their own mortality. However, addressing the need for wills and other forms of estate planning is important, and should become a topic of discussion within every New Jersey family.
How to avoid common estate planning mistakes
In one of our previous blog posts we discussed the benefits of estate planning for New Jersey residents. While there are many advantages of creating an estate plan before it's too late, individuals should be aware of the most common estate planning mistakes and learn how to prevent these errors.
What are the different types of trusts in estate planning?
Trusts have become a common part of estate planning for many people. Before you create a trust, it is important to understand the different types of trusts and how to decide which one to have.
