Case Study: Sibling House SquabbleMay 5, 2023Team TREELLucy’s* adult siblings have lived with their parents for years. Neither her brother nor her…Read More
Rumor v. Reality No. 4: Using a Revocable Living Trust to Avoid ProbateApril 21, 2023Team TREELRumor: “Probate should be avoided, so I will create a revocable living trust.” Reality: In…Read More
Rumor v. Reality No. 1: Shelf Life of Estate PlansFebruary 10, 2023Team TREELRumor: “I signed a Will, power of attorney and a living will 15-20 years ago.…Read More
Timothy Rice Estate and Elder Law Celebrates 20 YearsJanuary 27, 2023Team TREELThe Go-To Estate Planning Firm Serving Families in Southern & Central New Jersey and Philadelphia…Read More
10 Items Your Estate Plan Might be MissingDecember 16, 2022Team TREELEven the most diligent people can easily forget to include important information in a Will…Read More
Estate Planning with an Alzheimer’s or Dementia DiagnosisNovember 18, 2022Team TREELIn the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, a person likely retains the…Read More
Estate Planning for Veterans and Active Duty MilitaryNovember 4, 2022Team TREELMany people think of estate planning as no man’s land — a topic difficult to…Read More
In Estate Planning, Money Does Not Equal LoveOctober 21, 2022Team TREELA woman who identified herself as “T.S.” told a business advice columnist that her husband’s…Read More
Single Parent Estate PlanningOctober 7, 2022Team TREELA widowed mother of two children, ages 6 and 8, is severely injured in a…Read More
Disinheriting: No Love, No GiftSeptember 9, 2022Team TREELIn a classic Ann Landers advice column, an estate planner states bluntly: “An inheritance isn’t…Read More