Monthly Archives: August 2026
How Estate Planning Can Help Avoid Family Disputes in New Jersey
Have you ever seen a family torn apart after a loved one passes away? It happens more often than most people think. To be sure, significant individuals report experiencing family disputes or having assets fall under court control when proper estate planning was not in place. However, while it is common, it is largely… Read More »
Estate Planning for Parents of Minor Children in New Jersey
Nobody wants to think about what would happen to their kids if something happened to them. It’s uncomfortable, and it’s easy to put off. But here’s a number worth sitting with: according to a 2025 Trust & Will report, only 36% of parents with minor children have a will. That means nearly two-thirds of… Read More »
Two Homes, One Headache? Estate Planning When You Own Property in Several States
Maybe you’ve got a house in New Jersey and a condo in Florida. Maybe a cabin in Vermont got passed down through the family and now it’s yours too. Owning property in more than one state is a great problem to have, financially speaking. But when it comes to estate planning, it raises a… Read More »
Right of Way 101: Who Really Owns the Path Through Your Property?
Ever notice a strip of grass on the edge of your yard that your neighbor uses to reach the road? Or a gravel path cutting across your land that somehow isn’t really “yours” to block off? That’s likely a right of way, and it’s one of the more misunderstood corners of New Jersey property… Read More »