On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | Sep 4, 2020 | estate planning
Your business is not inherently immune from probate – the lengthy, time-consuming, often-expensive legal process that occurs following one’s passing. Without proper preparations, this means the business’ operations can be derailed and held up indefinitely, potentially...
On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | Jul 1, 2020 | estate planning
It is always a good idea for New Jersey residents to have an estate plan regardless of the circumstances. However, when there is a national health problem in progress, that can make it even more vital to have estate planning documents or update the ones that are...
On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | Jun 17, 2020 | estate planning
Much like estate planning is not for the old, considering elder law issues is not something for just the elderly to consider and work through. A young adult at the ripe age of 18 could begin this process; however, no matter when an individual begins the elder law...
On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | Mar 26, 2020 | estate planning
Discussing the future can be easy when you’re making fun vacation plans or are looking forward to a significant milestone such as marriage or the birth of a baby. But when it comes to difficult topics – like what will happen after your parents pass away – those...
On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | Mar 23, 2020 | estate planning
If you are a newly separated person and you and your spouse are preparing to get a divorce, you know that every aspect of your life may feel up in the air right now. It can be overwhelming to be faced with a seemingly unending list of decisions to make, yet you must...
On behalf of Ritigstein Law, LLC | Mar 12, 2020 | estate planning
One of the advantages of creating a charitable trust is that it allows you to continue to fund worthy causes in perpetuity. However, problems can arise specifically because of the enduring nature of a trust. Due to changes in circumstances over time, it may become...
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...
