Inherited Debt: One Family’s Estate Planning and Debt Management ExperienceJanuary 12, 2024Team TREELJohn Johnson managed all his family’s finances. His wife, Elaine, never got involved in paying…Read More
Ethical Dilemmas and Legal Protocols: Funeral Planning for a Difficult Family MemberDecember 22, 2023Team TREELAfter years of experiencing a terrible relationship with their father, who was an addict and…Read More
Put the Pedal to the Metal: Motor Vehicles Now Included in “Transfer on Death” in New JerseyNovember 10, 2023Team TREELNew Jersey’s new “transfer on death” law for motor vehicles, which went into effect in…Read More
Four legal steps to take right after an Alzheimer’s diagnosisSeptember 22, 2023Timothy RiceIf you or a loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, it is important…Read More
When Estate Planning Documents Have ErrorsAugust 25, 2023Team TREELMichelle* hired an estate planning attorney to draw up a basic estate plan, including a…Read More
Rumor v. Reality No. 3: I Don’t Need an Attorney to Edit My WillMarch 24, 2023Team TREELRumor: “To make changes to my original Will, I can mark it up by hand…Read More
Rumor v. Reality No. 2: When Equal Inheritances Become UnequalFebruary 24, 2023Team TREELRumor: “My children are receiving equal inheritances because my Will indicates that my money is…Read More