Estate planning involves a meticulous consideration of various assets and their distribution to ensure a seamless transfer of wealth to intended beneficiaries. Non-probate assets play a crucial role in this process, contributing to the overall complexity and efficiency of an estate plan. In this blog post, we explore what non-probate assets are and how they […]

Divorce and family law can be difficult for anyone, but current and former armed service members face unique legal considerations that can significantly impact the process. As a Marine Corps Veteran, I understand both the personal and legal challenges military families face. Out of many unique legal issues, military members dealing with divorce or family […]

We are excited to welcome three new associates to the firm: David Fiori III, Holly Renshaw, and Zachary J. Sireci. Each brings legal clerkship experience and a passion for their work that will be invaluable to our clients and the future of our firm. David joins our Easton office, licensed to practice law in both […]

Divorce is a life-altering event that brings significant emotional, financial, and legal changes. Among these changes is the need to revisit your estate plan. If you live in New Jersey and have recently finalized a divorce, updating your estate plan should be one of your top priorities. Ignoring this critical step can have unintended consequences […]

Brian Budic was recently asked by South Jersey Magazine, “What is a Psychological Parent in New Jersey?” Here is Brian’s response: A “Psychological Parent“ in New Jersey is a person who, though not a biological or adoptive parent, has developed a deep and enduring parental relationship with a child. This legal concept recognizes that someone […]

When a person is found to have committed abuse or neglect in New Jersey, it can have far-reaching consequences beyond the immediate legal and personal ramifications. One significant area where such a finding can have a profound impact is on employment, particularly for those working in fields that involve vulnerable populations, such as children, the […]

Most employers are aware that they are required to provide reasonable workplace accommodations to employees with disabilities under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and New Jersey’s Law Against Discrimination (NJLAD). But did you know that those protections also apply to applicants during the job application process? Under the ADA and NJLAD, New Jersey employers […]

As Pennsylvania finds itself on the cusp of potentially significant changes in its marijuana laws, it’s essential to understand the current legal landscape. With medical marijuana already established and adult-use legalization on the horizon, here’s an overview of where things stand today and what might be coming next. Overview of Medical Marijuana Laws in Pennsylvania […]

In New Jersey, transparency and accountability are cornerstones of effective municipal governance. The state’s public records and open meeting laws are designed to ensure that government activities are conducted in an open and accessible manner. For municipal officials, understanding and managing these laws is crucial for fostering public trust and legal compliance. This blog will […]

Being named the executor of an estate in Pennsylvania is both an honor and a serious responsibility. Whether you are managing a loved one’s estate or helping settle a complex inheritance, the role requires thorough attention to detail, patience, and—most importantly—organization. For executors, staying organized and keeping good records is not just a suggestion—it’s essential […]