Arbitration Clauses in Wills: What the Hekemian Estate Case Means for NJ Families | Estate Law Blog Posternock Apell, PC — Estate & Trust Litigation Practice Areas About Blog Contact Published Opinion • Probate Law Alert Arbitration Clauses in Wills
A landmark ruling from the New Jersey Appellate Division has settled one of the most contentious questions in Garden State probate law: a testator cannot force beneficiaries into private arbitration by including an arbitration clause in their will. The decision
When Maria lost her aunt, she expected the grieving process to be the hardest part. What she did not anticipate was receiving a notice about taxes owed on her inheritance. Like many families in New Jersey, Maria assumed that inheritance
Robyn Goldenberg, Esq. was honored to receive an award recognizing the firm’s estate planning workshops in the community. Helping individuals and families understand how to protect what matters most is at the heart of what we do. Through our workshops,
Choosing the right legal entity is one of the most important decisions a business owner will make. The structure you select at the beginning shapes your risk exposure, your ability to raise capital, and how easily the business can grow
One of our favorite accountants, Marty Abo, shared his No Will Will warning of the dangers of people thinking estate planning is only about taxes. People believe estate planning is only about taxes. And that false sense of security is
Disputes between Executors and beneficiaries (heirs) are among the most common causes of estate delays and litigation in New Jersey. While many people believe appointing a family member as executor will simplify matters, the opposite is often true. The role
Pet trust benefits are becoming a vital part of comprehensive estate planning as more people recognize their animals as integral family members. For many, the thought of a beloved dog or cat ending up in a crowded shelter is heartbreaking.
Estate planning mistakes often stem from a desire for simplicity, but “keeping it simple” by leaving everything to your oldest child can lead to complex legal disasters. In many families, there is a traditional assumption that the firstborn is the
This probate process guide is essential for anyone dealing with the legal responsibilities that follow a loved one’s passing. Most families expect probate to be a quick, simple process, but it is actually a structured series of legal steps. Understanding
Arbitration Clauses in Wills: What the Hekemian Estate Case Means for NJ Families | Estate Law Blog Posternock Apell, PC — Estate & Trust Litigation Practice Areas About Blog Contact Published Opinion • Probate Law Alert Arbitration Clauses in Wills
A landmark ruling from the New Jersey Appellate Division has settled one of the most contentious questions in Garden State probate law: a testator cannot force beneficiaries into private arbitration by including an arbitration clause in their will. The decision
When Maria lost her aunt, she expected the grieving process to be the hardest part. What she did not anticipate was receiving a notice about taxes owed on her inheritance. Like many families in New Jersey, Maria assumed that inheritance
Robyn Goldenberg, Esq. was honored to receive an award recognizing the firm’s estate planning workshops in the community. Helping individuals and families understand how to protect what matters most is at the heart of what we do. Through our workshops,
Choosing the right legal entity is one of the most important decisions a business owner will make. The structure you select at the beginning shapes your risk exposure, your ability to raise capital, and how easily the business can grow
One of our favorite accountants, Marty Abo, shared his No Will Will warning of the dangers of people thinking estate planning is only about taxes. People believe estate planning is only about taxes. And that false sense of security is
Disputes between Executors and beneficiaries (heirs) are among the most common causes of estate delays and litigation in New Jersey. While many people believe appointing a family member as executor will simplify matters, the opposite is often true. The role
Pet trust benefits are becoming a vital part of comprehensive estate planning as more people recognize their animals as integral family members. For many, the thought of a beloved dog or cat ending up in a crowded shelter is heartbreaking.
Estate planning mistakes often stem from a desire for simplicity, but “keeping it simple” by leaving everything to your oldest child can lead to complex legal disasters. In many families, there is a traditional assumption that the firstborn is the
This probate process guide is essential for anyone dealing with the legal responsibilities that follow a loved one’s passing. Most families expect probate to be a quick, simple process, but it is actually a structured series of legal steps. Understanding
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