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Dec
Frozen Futures: Estate Planning Considerations for IVF and Fertility Treatments
In today’s rapidly evolving world, advancements in technology have transformed how families are created. In
02
Apr
What Should Be Included In Your Will?
What do an old stone bridge that crosses the Delaware River, a 1930’s vintage
02
Oct
Why Your College Students Need An Advance Health Care Directive
A real-life story as told by Juli M. Findling, Senior Paralegal A few years back,
04
Aug
Why Is An Advance Directive So Important?
By Alaina Davalos, ESQ. “Sign your name on pages 2, 3, 4, 8, 9,
18
Apr
“But I don’t need a Will. I don’t have any Real Assets.”
Even if you do not have children or own property, creating a Will can
20
May
THE CHALLENGES OF A “CHALLENGING” WILL
by Juli Findling, Senior Paralegal Wealthmanagement.com Senior Editor, David Lenok, hosts a very interesting and
ESTATE TAX REPEAL? LET’S KEEP PLANNING!
By Michael W. Hoffman, Esq., CPA Donald Trump’s surprise election gives us a tremendous amount
Update On The IRS Regulations Project
Last July, I wrote in my column that the IRS made it known that it
AT&T Class Action Lawsuit – Are you entitled to recover money from AT&T?
If you had landline telephone service through AT&T between January 1, 2005 and January 14,
Fiscal Cliff Avoidance Legislation
Pulling back from the “fiscal cliff” at the 13th hour, Congress on Tuesday preserved most
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