On behalf of Robinson & Robinson, LLC | May 22, 2020 | Blog, Estate Planning
Some people who are creating an estate plan might want a living will as part of it. A living will outlines a person’s wishes for health care, including end-of-life care, in the event of incapacity. Laws regarding living wills differ from state to state, and in...
On behalf of Robinson & Robinson, LLC | May 8, 2020 | Blog, Estate Planning
Some people in New Jersey may have postponed creating an estate plan because they think only wealthy individuals need to make an estate plan or because they are concerned about the complexity of the process. However, an estate plan is important to ensure that an...
On behalf of Robinson & Robinson, LLC | Feb 21, 2020 | Estate Planning
Many New Jersey residents want to make sure that they have a will in place to distribute their assets after they pass away. When people do not have one, their belongings generally go through the state’s intestacy process. While they may want to have more control...
by Robinson & Robinson, LLC | Nov 28, 2019 | Estate Planning
When you are talking to your attorney about your estate, there are some things that you may or may not want. For example, you might want to set up a trust, but you may not want to set up guardianship for minors if you don’t have children. Part of working with...
by Robinson & Robinson, LLC | Jun 12, 2019 | Estate Planning
You’re young, so the idea of planning for your death might seem far off in the distance. Despite that, there is no way to know how long you’ll live, and you may have people and assets you want to protect in the case of serious injury or death. Even if...
by Robinson & Robinson, LLC | May 3, 2019 | Estate Planning
Estate planning can be a complicated task, but the good news is that most people can set up a basic estate plan with just a little bit of help from their attorneys and tax or financial advisors. The point of an estate plan is to make sure you have the basic...
by Robinson & Robinson, LLC | Jun 26, 2018 | Estate Planning
Are many people missing an important piece when it comes to planning for the future? A recent survey points to the answer being yes. Specifically, the survey suggests that it is very common for people to not have a plan in place regarding future long-term care needs....
