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In New Jersey, it’s important to keep a copy of a will in your possession and in a safe place, but not in a safety deposit box. When you use a safety deposit box, people will not be able to get access to it and they won’t be able to timely execute the terms of […]
Read MoreA will should be updated for important life events such as a minor child coming of age, the divorce of a spouse, the marriage of a new spouse, and the birth of new children. Your will should be reviewed annually to review such changes and to make sure that you haven’t made any changes in […]
Read MoreYou need to know about Medicaid planning when you are approaching retirement, and when you need to make decisions about your healthcare before an important or critical need arises. Medicaid is extremely complex; you should consult an experienced elder care attorney when you’re considering Medicaid issues.
Read MoreIn New Jersey, a health care proxy is a person who will act on behalf of a person receiving medical care when they are not able to answer for themselves. It is important to share your health care proxy with your health care provider, the health care proxy, and anyone else you think should know […]
Read MoreIf you need to introduce a will into probate in New Jersey, you need to go to the Superior Court, Chancery Division and to the Surrogate’s Office. There will be a fee that will be charged to introduce the will into probate. At that time, you will need to swear an affidavit that you are […]
Read MoreAn executor, or personal administrator of a will is a person that has been charged, either by the state or by the will document, to gather the assets of the deceased, to pay out any debts that are appropriate, and to make any distributions under the will.
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