On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | Jan 2, 2020 | estate planning and administration
When someone names you the executor of his or her estate in New Jersey, it is a large responsibility. You will not typically have to do anything until the person dies, but upon the person naming you the executive, there are some things you should consider. The main...
On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | Aug 21, 2019 | estate planning and administration
You may have felt honored when your family member asked if you would be willing to accept the role of executor of his or her New Jersey estate plan. Now that you actually have to fulfill the duties, it may seem a little intimidating. We at Ritigstein Law, LLC, often...
On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | May 6, 2019 | estate planning and administration, probate & estate administration
The objective a thoughtful estate plan is to address the unique and sometimes pressing needs of a client and their family. Some plans are straightforward because there is only a single child or spouse, but the high rate of divorce means that many drafting a will,...
On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | Oct 23, 2018 | estate planning and administration
No parent likes the thought of passing away and leaving their child in need of care. It’s a terrible hypothetical, but one that families should be prepared for in the event of a tragedy. Whether your child is a minor or an adult without the capacity to care for...
On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | May 3, 2018 | estate planning and administration
Estate planning is a crucial step for every New Jersey family, but your family may have special needs that you should address with your estate plan. If you have a special needs child or you have a family member who will not be able to care for himself or herself in...
On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | Apr 1, 2018 | estate planning and administration
Estate planning is an important step for all New Jersey adults, regardless of the size of their estates. You have worked hard to build your estate, save for your future and build wealth to leave your loved ones, and you have the right to decide what happens to it....
On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | Jan 31, 2018 | estate planning and administration
Probate is one of those mysterious events that most people misunderstand. You may have heard from others that the purpose of estate planning is to avoid probate. While planning well to avoid probate may spare your estate some money in the form of taxes, few people...
On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | Jan 30, 2018 | estate planning and administration
Accepting the role of estate executor is a serious responsibility. Many people take numerous aspects into consideration before they choose an executor, and a loved one may have approached you to take on the position. Though you understood the importance of the...
On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | Dec 8, 2017 | estate planning and administration
Your children are undoubtedly the most important part of your life. Though you may wonder whether you are doing a good job as a parent, you certainly do your best to ensure that your kids feel loved and are well taken care of. You may hope that you will have the...
