Estate Planning and Wills

How a DIY Will Can Turn a Modest Estate Into an Expensive Legal Dispute

March 16, 2026

Kimberlie Fiero

Do It Yourself wills created from online templates can seem like a simple and inexpensive…

A Case Study in Early Estate Planning: Why Financially Successful Young Adults in New Jersey Shouldn’t Wait

February 18, 2026

Kimberlie Fiero

Estate planning is often viewed as something to put off until later in life —…

Should I Transfer My Home to an Irrevocable Trust to Avoid Probate?

January 28, 2026

Timothy Rice

In New Jersey and Pennsylvania, many people are surprised to learn that probate is manageable,…

When Families Disagree: What Happens If You Don’t Leave Funeral Instructions

December 16, 2025

Timothy Rice

When someone dies without leaving clear funeral or burial instructions, surviving family members may face…

What Happens to a Home With a Mortgage After the Owner Dies in New Jersey?

September 12, 2025

Timothy Rice

When a New Jersey homeowner dies with a mortgage, the loan remains tied to the…

Start Early: Building Your Financial Legacy in Your 20s and 30s

August 22, 2025

Timothy Rice

When you’re in your 20s or 30s, retirement and estate planning feel like topics for…

Estate Planning Guide: AgeRight.org Features TREEL Article

August 8, 2025

Timothy Rice

AgeRight.org, a blog of helpful information for seniors, family members and their caregivers, published an…

Avoiding Ancillary Probate: What Snowbirds Need to Know About Out-of-State Property

May 23, 2025

Timothy Rice

Morris and Elaine, a retired couple from New Jersey, are like many “snowbirds” who split…

When “Just Leave It to My Spouse” Isn’t Enough: Estate Planning Lessons from Gene Hackman’s Final Act

May 16, 2025

Timothy Rice

It’s a common approach: spouses name each other as beneficiaries and executors in their estate…

Safeguarding Inheritances in a Divorce

March 14, 2025

Timothy Rice

When Linda* met with her estate planning attorney, her biggest concern was her daughter’s marriage.…

Unclaimed Wealth: How Escheated Searches Protect Your Family’s Legacy

January 31, 2025

Timothy Rice

When Sarah Jenkins lost her father unexpectedly, her family was left with not only the…

Case Study: Naming One, All or None of Your Children as POA or Executor

November 15, 2024

Timothy Rice

Betty* is an 80-year-old widowed mother of two daughters, Janine and Michelle. Betty describes Janine…

How a DIY Will Can Turn a Modest Estate Into an Expensive Legal Dispute

A Case Study in Early Estate Planning: Why Financially Successful Young Adults in New Jersey Shouldn’t Wait

Should I Transfer My Home to an Irrevocable Trust to Avoid Probate?

When Families Disagree: What Happens If You Don’t Leave Funeral Instructions

What Happens to a Home With a Mortgage After the Owner Dies in New Jersey?

Start Early: Building Your Financial Legacy in Your 20s and 30s

Estate Planning Guide: AgeRight.org Features TREEL Article

Avoiding Ancillary Probate: What Snowbirds Need to Know About Out-of-State Property

When “Just Leave It to My Spouse” Isn’t Enough: Estate Planning Lessons from Gene Hackman’s Final Act

Safeguarding Inheritances in a Divorce

Unclaimed Wealth: How Escheated Searches Protect Your Family’s Legacy

Case Study: Naming One, All or None of Your Children as POA or Executor

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