On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | Feb 25, 2020 | estate planning
For people who are philanthropically minded and able to make sizeable donations to charitable organizations, combining their donor activities with their estate planning can be wise and beneficial to both their intended charities and to themselves. A charitable...
On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | Feb 10, 2020 | estate planning
No matter the size or scope of one’s estate in Haddonfield, the estate planning process can be quite complicated. It is for this very reason that estate planning experts recommend that those involved in it be as transparent as possible. Many experts might also...
On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | Jan 21, 2020 | estate planning
Many people assume they will be named as the executor of a parent’s will, but that may not always happen. Wise adults do not simply identify a person to be a will executor based on familial relations. The job of an executor should be thought of as just that...
On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | Jan 21, 2020 | estate planning
No longer is it uncommon for a person to get married more than one time in their life. A remarriage may happen after the death of a first spouse or after a first marriage ends via divorce or an annulment. Regardless of how a previously married person finds themselves...
On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | Dec 14, 2019 | estate planning
If you are the parent of a special needs New Jersey child, you likely spend a good deal of time taking care of him or her and making sure that (s)he receives the attention, education and support (s)he needs to make his or her life as comfortable and fulfilling as...
On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | Nov 8, 2019 | estate planning
Residents of New Jersey who are getting older are likely aware that they need to start estate planning. However, many people believe that estate planning is merely making plans that are not going to be put into effect until after the individual’s death. However,...
On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | Oct 23, 2019 | estate planning
If you are one of the many residents in New Jersey who is part of the millennial generation, you may have heard your parents or grandparents talk about their wills or other elements of their estate plans. Like a lot of people who are still young, it is easy to think...
On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | Sep 25, 2019 | estate planning
Life is strange in so many ways, but perhaps the oddest part is when the role of parent and child seems to flip. As your parents age, you may notice that you begin doing more for them, just as they used to do for you in the past. This is a natural progression and how...
On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | Sep 20, 2019 | estate planning
For many people in New Jersey, the largest and most valuable asset they own is real estate. When you create an estate plan, you probably take create care to ensure your real estate is covered. However, there are many details about including real estate in your estate...
On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | Aug 21, 2019 | estate planning
There are a number of reasons that an adult in New Jersey may become unable to take care of his or her own matters. According to the New Jersey Courts, when an adult becomes incapacitated, a probate judge may appoint someone to take care of the individual’s needs....
