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People in New Jersey who have created an estate plan may want to review that plan. In December, Congress passed a law that changed the amount of the estate plan exemption from $11 million for couples to $22 million. This means that people who have created trusts and...
New Jersey residents can't predict when they may find themselves incapacitated. If they do, how their affairs are carried out depends on how their estate plan was created. If the plan has a power of attorney, whoever was granted that power has the authority to manage...
A common misconception people have is that estate planning is for wealthy individuals with many assets. Some people in New Jersey also believe that estate planning is meant to be done later in life. While it's true that a tax filing isn't required unless assets and...
