When you say “estate planning”, many people think of going to an attorney and having their Last Will and Testament prepared. But, is this all that meets the definition of “estate planning”? Oh no — far from it. First of all, the term “estate planning” is the production of documents far beyond a Will. At […]
New Jersey recently enacted the right to die or assisted suicide legislation as the eighth jurisdiction in the U.S. to allow a fatally ill individual to make a decision to end their life. New Jersey joins Hawaii, Colorado, Oregon, Vermont, Washington and California. The legislation is deemed to be a commitment to individual dignity, informed […]
You have the luxury of a cleaning person. A neighborhood kid cuts your lawn or shovels your snow. You have a great babysitter when you need one. You have someone who runs errands for you. It is so nice to have people you rely upon and who can help you out. But, wait! Are these […]
We are in the midst of hurricane season and while most of us do not have to worry like some, the Internal Revenue Service reminds everyone to develop an emergency preparedness plan. Taxpayers, whether individuals, organizations or businesses, should take time now to create or update their emergency plans. So, even though we may not […]
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