Preventing a will contestMarch 27, 2019Timothy RiceWhen you write a will, you have control over how your assets will be distributed…Read More
Communicate with your kids before leaving unequal assetsJanuary 10, 2018Timothy RiceWhen it comes to leaving money to the kids, some parents struggle to reconcile “equal”…Read More
Understand that Wills Are Part of a PackageDecember 12, 2017Timothy RiceAny estate planner worth his or her salt is going to discuss the benefits of…Read More
The Hazards of DIY Estate PlanningJuly 14, 2017Timothy RiceAcross the Internet, there are legal websites that seem to offer handy, DIY-style forms and…Read More
Possible pitfalls in naming a minor as your beneficiaryJune 30, 2017Timothy RiceA minor generally doesn’t have the right to manage his or her assets, including any…Read More
What a TV Dad’s Estate Teaches Us About Careful PlanningJune 16, 2017Timothy RiceThere’s a simmering legal battle over the estate of TV dad Alan Thicke, and there…Read More
Bank Accounts are Not WillsDecember 2, 2016Timothy RiceIt seems that some people are allergic to the thought of estate planning and creating…Read More
Here’s yet another danger of ‘do-it-yourself’ willsJanuary 20, 2015Timothy RiceSome people try to save money by writing their own will using a pre-printed form…Read More
What will happen to your online accounts if you pass away? (part 1)December 2, 2014Timothy RiceAs more and more people live their lives online, the question of what happens to…Read More
WHEN SHOULD ESTATE PLANNING DOCUMENTS BE UPDATED?October 28, 2014Timothy RiceIt is difficult enough to educate folks to the value of hiring an estate planning…Read More
The Danger of Divorce and Estate PlanningNovember 14, 2013Timothy RiceMarried individuals, like single ones, should have wills, powers of attorney and living wills. These…Read More
TALKING ABOUT NEW JERSEY “DEATH TAXES”May 30, 2012Timothy RiceNew Jersey has a well-earned reputation as a state that heavily taxes its residents. This…Read More