Baseball and Estate Planning in a COVID Environment
The risk of COVID–19 has left us feeling disempowered, one of the reasons many people are taking this time to…
Proposed Regulations Clarify that Excess Section 67(e) Deductions Available Upon Termination of Estates and Trusts Retain their Character and are an Above-the-Line Deduction to Beneficiaries
On May 7, 2020, the Treasury Department and IRS issued long-awaited proposed regulations on the issue of the ability of…
Tenants By The Entireties Asset Protection in New Jersey
At common law, a husband and wife have the right to acquire real estate in New Jersey in a special…
Estate Planning Discussion at the Mabel Kay House
On January 18, 2019, John H. Reisner, Esquire, met with the Friday Group at the Mabel Kay House at the…
Legacy Letters: Non-Binding but Powerful
6 Considerations When Creating a Legacy Letter The concept of passing on values dates back centuries to Jewish tradition, and…
Three (3) Not-So-Obvious Reasons To Have a Will
Perhaps surprisingly, people of fame and wealth are often remiss in not having even a basic estate plan. The results…
Don’t Forget About Your Pets When Reviewing Your Estate Plan
We consider our pets important members of our family. We are there for them when in need and strive to…
Impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act on Individual, Estate and Gift Taxes
On December 22, 2017, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (the “Act”) was signed into law, making significant changes to…
Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act Signed into New Jersey Law
If you become unable to handle your affairs or pass away, do you know who will be permitted to manage…