There was a well-known case in the late 1970s in New Jersey, in fact in Sussex County, involving a woman named Karen Ann Quinlan [In re Quinlan, 70 NJ 10… CONTINUE
What does the financial power of attorney do?
The financial power of attorney can be in two forms. First, it can be a general and durable power of attorney. What that means is that the power of attorney… CONTINUE
How do you revoke a durable financial power of attorney in New Jersey?
To revoke a durable financial power of attorney in New Jersey, you typically do one of two things, or both. You send a letter to your designated representative saying something… CONTINUE
What are the elements of a typical estate plan?
Each case is different but typically people come in if they don’t have a will and we have them complete a comprehensive fact sheet which lays out a summary of… CONTINUE
What Are the Dangers of Preparing My Own Will?
There are a number of websites that have a forms you can fill out to prepare your will. However, every state has its own requirements with respect to the execution… CONTINUE
Why Is a Will Important?
Merrill Lynch found in a recent study that nearly half of Americans over 55 don’t have a will. A will is important because it allows you to dictate and control… CONTINUE
