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The attorneys at Ritigstein Law, are knowledgeable advisors who help clients achieve their goals in estate planning, probate, business law and litigation.
Developing an estate plan can be a challenging task. It forces individuals to make uncomfortable decisions centered around their own mortality. For this reason, many people hurry through the process and then try to ignore the documents. Failing to update various...
In situations where a person is incapacitated and cannot make decisions for themselves, a New Jersey court can appoint a legal guardian to act on that person’s behalf. The court may determine a person is incapacitated if he or she has a mental or physical illness,...
Between 50 to 70% of people across the country do not have a will. Many New Jersey residents who fall into this category may think they don’t need a will, but this could not be farther from the truth. Regardless of one’s wealth level, they most likely have some assets...
Non-disclosure agreements are a popular method used by businesses and celebrities to protect information from public disclosure. Such agreements are commonly used by both small and large businesses in New Jersey to protect their proprietary information from snooping...
When a New Jersey couple decides to get remarried they probably don’t consider the importance of estate planning. Generally, considering one’s assets and other important matters after their death is usually the farthest thing from an engaged couple’s mind. However, if...
Unfortunately, this year has been marked by death. It is all around us, and if one turns on the TV or opens a web browser, it dominates the news. And, especially for those of us with kids, there is a drum beat to get an estate plan done, sooner rather than later....
Individuals of all ages need to take the time to develop a comprehensive estate plan. This set of documents allows people to determine and clearly state inheritance, powers of attorney, trustees, guardians and countless other factors. It is crucial, however, to...
For New Jersey business owners who are just starting out, choosing a business structure can be a difficult decision. Each type of business structure has its pros and cons, so it may be beneficial to speak with a small business law attorney to help determine which...
It is a misconception that estate planning only involves executing a will. While a will is an important legal document for New Jersey adults to draft and execute, there are other tools that individuals can and should consider creating in order to protect their...
A will lays out how a New Jersey resident wants their property distributed upon their death. This means if someone dies without creating a will, the intestacy laws of that state dictate how property will be handled. This means the decedent’s bank accounts, real...
