When you purchase your family home, a vacation home, or real estate, the “title” you receive to the property proves that you hold the right of ownership and legal possession. Any type of “defect” in the title could be any
A power of attorney, in New Jersey, is a legal document that gives rights and powers by one person (the “principal”) to another relative or friend (the “agent” or “attorney-in-fact”). If you act as the Agent or Attorney-in-fact for another,
All over the country, it’s a vibrant real estate market. Accordingly, as a buyer (or sometimes a seller), you may have to make very rapid decisions to secure the home or other real estate you want. As we all know,
When they die, most people want to ensure their wishes are conducted in their families’ best interests. A will (at the least) is mandatory today, even if your only main asset is your family home. However, most families have much
Our special education team receives frequent questions about private school placements for students with disabilities. Unfortunately, parents and educators often come to us after hearing misleading advice. Beware of private school placement myths that circulate on social media such as:
Overview of Estate Taxes in New Jersey Before January 2018, New Jersey residents were affected by two estate taxes: the estate tax, and the transfer inheritance tax. The estate tax affected estates whose assets exceeded a certain amount. The legislation
By: Rachel W. Glavis, Esquire – POSTERNOCK APELL, PC Do you have a disabled family member (child or adult) that currently receives public benefits or will receive them in the future? Perhaps your loved one has autism, developmental delays, or
We all have either experienced or witnessed the grief of losing a loved one.Grief after death is hard enough. Having a Will and hiring the right professionals can ease complications. Dealing with the death of parents is challenging enough, but
I recently had this conversation with my friend MaryAnn the realtor: Me: What causes you the most consternation with your clients? MaryAnn: “As Is!” Me: How come? What’s wrong with “As Is?” MaryAnn: What does “As Is” mean?!? If you
Do you feel confused about Section 504 plans? You’re not alone! Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act prohibits schools and other organizations from discriminating against individuals with disabilities. In the school setting, Section 504 requires that students with disabilities are
When you purchase your family home, a vacation home, or real estate, the “title” you receive to the property proves that you hold the right of ownership and legal possession. Any type of “defect” in the title could be any
A power of attorney, in New Jersey, is a legal document that gives rights and powers by one person (the “principal”) to another relative or friend (the “agent” or “attorney-in-fact”). If you act as the Agent or Attorney-in-fact for another,
All over the country, it’s a vibrant real estate market. Accordingly, as a buyer (or sometimes a seller), you may have to make very rapid decisions to secure the home or other real estate you want. As we all know,
When they die, most people want to ensure their wishes are conducted in their families’ best interests. A will (at the least) is mandatory today, even if your only main asset is your family home. However, most families have much
Our special education team receives frequent questions about private school placements for students with disabilities. Unfortunately, parents and educators often come to us after hearing misleading advice. Beware of private school placement myths that circulate on social media such as:
Overview of Estate Taxes in New Jersey Before January 2018, New Jersey residents were affected by two estate taxes: the estate tax, and the transfer inheritance tax. The estate tax affected estates whose assets exceeded a certain amount. The legislation
By: Rachel W. Glavis, Esquire – POSTERNOCK APELL, PC Do you have a disabled family member (child or adult) that currently receives public benefits or will receive them in the future? Perhaps your loved one has autism, developmental delays, or
We all have either experienced or witnessed the grief of losing a loved one.Grief after death is hard enough. Having a Will and hiring the right professionals can ease complications. Dealing with the death of parents is challenging enough, but
I recently had this conversation with my friend MaryAnn the realtor: Me: What causes you the most consternation with your clients? MaryAnn: “As Is!” Me: How come? What’s wrong with “As Is?” MaryAnn: What does “As Is” mean?!? If you
Do you feel confused about Section 504 plans? You’re not alone! Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act prohibits schools and other organizations from discriminating against individuals with disabilities. In the school setting, Section 504 requires that students with disabilities are
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