Unveiling Non-Probate Assets: Key Components of a Comprehensive Estate Plan
Posted October 8, 2024 in Estate Planning, Administration & Litigation
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 […]
Why Updating Your Estate Plan After a Divorce in New Jersey is Crucial
Posted October 3, 2024 in Divorce & Family Law, Estate Planning, Administration & Litigation
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 […]
7 Reasons Estate Executors in Pennsylvania Must Stay Organized and Keep Records
Posted September 20, 2024 in Estate Planning, Administration & Litigation
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 […]
Estate Planning Tips for New Lehigh Valley Residents: Securing Your Future in a New Home
Posted August 20, 2024 in Estate Planning, Administration & Litigation
Relocating to a new area is an exciting, yet challenging experience, especially when it involves a move to a picturesque region like Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley. Nestled between the bustling cities of Philadelphia and New York, the Lehigh Valley offers a blend of vibrant communities, historical charm, and modern amenities. However, amid the excitement of settling […]
When Life Takes Unexpected Turns: Why You Might Need Both a Personal Injury and Estate Lawyer
Posted July 27, 2024 in Estate Planning, Administration & Litigation, Personal Injury & Medical Malpractice
Life can be unpredictable. One moment you’re enjoying your daily routine, and the next, an unforeseen event can turn your world upside down. Serious injuries, sudden incapacitation, or the death of a loved one can leave you grappling with not only emotional and physical pain but also a maze of legal complexities. In such scenarios, […]
Why Administering an Estate in Pennsylvania is Not a DIY Exercise
Posted June 18, 2024 in Estate Planning, Administration & Litigation
Administering an estate is a complex process that involves a variety of legal, financial, and administrative tasks. In Pennsylvania, the intricacies of estate administration are such that attempting to navigate this process without professional assistance can lead to costly mistakes, legal complications, and prolonged delays. Here are several reasons why administering an estate in Pennsylvania […]
Navigating Proposed Legislative Changes to Pennsylvania’s Inheritance Tax: What You Need to Know
Posted May 29, 2024 in Estate Planning, Administration & Litigation
Inheritance tax can be a daunting subject, often evoking concerns about the financial implications of passing on one’s estate. In Pennsylvania, recent proposals to modify the state’s inheritance tax laws have garnered the attention of the Commonwealth’s Legislature. The proposed changes aim to alleviate some of the burdens currently imposed on beneficiaries and create a […]
Understanding Estate Fiduciaries: Roles, Responsibilities, and Risks
Posted May 13, 2024 in Estate Planning, Administration & Litigation
When it comes to estate planning and administration, the role of an estate fiduciary is paramount. These individuals are entrusted with important responsibilities to carry out the wishes of the deceased and manage the estate’s affairs efficiently. Who are Estate Fiduciaries? Estate fiduciaries, also known as executors or trustees, are individuals appointed to manage and […]
When Are Trusts Appropriate in Estate Planning?
Posted May 1, 2024 in Estate Planning, Administration & Litigation
Estate planning can be a complex and delicate matter, especially when it comes to deciding whether to establish a trust because trusts offer a variety of benefits. But they are not always the right choice for everyone or every situation. In Pennsylvania, as in many other states, understanding when it is appropriate to set up […]
Dispelling Myths: Do You Really Need a Trust in Your Estate Plan?
Posted April 18, 2024 in Estate Planning, Administration & Litigation
As an estate planning lawyer, I’ve had numerous clients approach me with the firm belief that they need a trust as part of their estate plan. While trusts can indeed be valuable tools in some circumstances, they’re not always necessary or appropriate for everyone. In fact, many individuals may find that simpler estate planning strategies […]
Latest News | Unveiling Non-Probate Assets: Key Components of a Comprehensive Estate Plan
Our Office Locations
Our offices are strategically located throughout New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New York.
Cherry Hill
1010 Kings Highway South, Building 1, 2nd Floor
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
- Office 856.853.5530
- Fax 856.354.8318
Cherry Hill
New Providence
430 Mountain Avenue, Suite 103
New Providence, NJ 07974
- Office 201.843.5858
- Fax 201.843.5877
New Providence
Easton
91 Larry Holmes Drive, Suite 200
Easton, PA 18042
- Office 610.691.7900
- Fax 610.691.0841