Determining the appropriate party to name as your estate plan’s executor is vital. You should choose someone with qualities you consider crucial for performing the expected duties. After finding the person you believe is well-suited for the job, you need to officially...
Divorce marks a significant shift in your personal and legal affairs, including your estate plan. In New Jersey, some parts of your estate plan may change automatically once a divorce is finalized, while others require direct action. Understanding which provisions are...
Even Cumberland County residents who rent a property or two as a side business should understand that by doing so, they increase their risk of getting sued. Often, disgruntled tenants may sue to protect themselves from eviction or from having to pay what they owe in...
Executing a will is a wise and responsible decision. A will ensures that your assets will go to heirs and beneficiaries of your choosing after you pass away. However, sometimes life circumstances change and you may want to revoke or modify your will. Marriage, divorce...
It can take a lot of courage to face your own mortality and develop a thorough estate plan. As a result, once that plan is in place, you might breathe a sigh of relief. While drafting your initial plan is a major accomplishment, it’s important to realize that the...
Good contracts keep your business running smoothly and increase your chance of success. When running a business in New Jersey, your contractual relationships are often long-term. This requires trust between both parties. A business contract should protect your...
Distracted driving continues to be a major cause of car accidents in New Jersey. Distracted driving is anything that takes a driver’s attention off the primary task of driving. Types of distracted driving Although most people associate distracted driving with using a...
Think twice before handing your smartphone to police officers during a criminal investigation. Phones store personal details about daily activities, conversations and locations. Without even realizing it, these elements could turn into evidence against you in court....
Imagine buying your dream New Jersey home, only to find defects that are not in the seller’s disclosure statement. Should you pay for the repairs yourself or can you recover compensation from the seller? Here is some important information that can help you proceed. ...
An executor is someone chosen or appointed to oversee the administration of an estate after someone passes away. An executor is chosen by the testator or appointed by a court. There are many responsibilities that come with serving as an executor. Identifying and...
