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On Behalf of The Manna Helmy Law Group | Jan 31, 2014 | Estate Planning
As with most areas of financial planning, a large amount of it can be done online. The simplicity of using technology and taking care of estate planning online may discourage some New Jersey readers from seeking help from experienced advisors. Despite the temptation...
On Behalf of The Manna Helmy Law Group | Jan 24, 2014 | Estate Planning
Many New Jersey residents make the prudent choice of creating wills and trusts that will handle their assets after their death. When it comes to estate planning, making sure that the information provided is correct is of the utmost importance. If a mistake is made or...
On Behalf of The Manna Helmy Law Group | Jan 21, 2014 | Estate Planning
Most New Jersey business owners start family owned companies with the hope of being successful for generations to come. However, a study by the Family Business Review revealed that family owned businesses tend to pass into the next generation only 30 percent of the...
On Behalf of The Manna Helmy Law Group | Jan 16, 2014 | Probate
A will generally protects someone's assets in the event of their death. Sometimes, a will may require New Jersey family members to go through probate litigation for the distribution of assets. As emotional as this is, there are circumstances where this is necessary...
On Behalf of The Manna Helmy Law Group | Jan 14, 2014 | Estate Planning
It seems like residents of New Jersey and elsewhere are able to do more transactions online by the day. From downloading music and e-books to investing in digital currency, these things can add up to a substantial amount of assets over time. That is why it is...
On Behalf of The Manna Helmy Law Group | Jan 12, 2014 | Asset Protection
People spend their lifetime working hard to make sure they will have enough money to enjoy retirement, cover possible care they may need in old age and hopefully leave their families with a little something extra when their time is up. Unfortunately, some don't take...
On Behalf of The Manna Helmy Law Group | Jan 6, 2014 | Estate Planning
Domestic partnerships whether same-sex or not require special considerations when it comes to estate planning in New Jersey. Unlike legally married couples, domestic partners who wish to pass assets to the surviving partner have to plan for federal taxes. In addition,...
On Behalf of The Manna Helmy Law Group | Jan 4, 2014 | Inheritance And Estate Tax
When it comes to estate planning in New Jersey, many tasks, concerns and considerations make up the foundation of a great plan. One issue that may be overlooked, however, is estate tax planning, which is a very real concern for individuals planning their estate and...
On Behalf of The Manna Helmy Law Group | Jan 2, 2014 | Estate Planning
Young adults in New Jersey and elsewhere likely feel that their whole lives are ahead of them, so they may not worry about estate planning. In addition, the majority of young adults likely do not have much in the way of assets. While it is often the case that people...
On Behalf of The Manna Helmy Law Group | Jan 31, 2014 | Estate Planning
As with most areas of financial planning, a large amount of it can be done online. The simplicity of using technology and taking care of estate planning online may discourage some New Jersey readers from seeking help from experienced advisors. Despite the temptation...
On Behalf of The Manna Helmy Law Group | Jan 24, 2014 | Estate Planning
Many New Jersey residents make the prudent choice of creating wills and trusts that will handle their assets after their death. When it comes to estate planning, making sure that the information provided is correct is of the utmost importance. If a mistake is made or...
On Behalf of The Manna Helmy Law Group | Jan 21, 2014 | Estate Planning
Most New Jersey business owners start family owned companies with the hope of being successful for generations to come. However, a study by the Family Business Review revealed that family owned businesses tend to pass into the next generation only 30 percent of the...
On Behalf of The Manna Helmy Law Group | Jan 16, 2014 | Probate
A will generally protects someone's assets in the event of their death. Sometimes, a will may require New Jersey family members to go through probate litigation for the distribution of assets. As emotional as this is, there are circumstances where this is necessary...
On Behalf of The Manna Helmy Law Group | Jan 14, 2014 | Estate Planning
It seems like residents of New Jersey and elsewhere are able to do more transactions online by the day. From downloading music and e-books to investing in digital currency, these things can add up to a substantial amount of assets over time. That is why it is...
On Behalf of The Manna Helmy Law Group | Jan 12, 2014 | Asset Protection
People spend their lifetime working hard to make sure they will have enough money to enjoy retirement, cover possible care they may need in old age and hopefully leave their families with a little something extra when their time is up. Unfortunately, some don't take...
On Behalf of The Manna Helmy Law Group | Jan 6, 2014 | Estate Planning
Domestic partnerships whether same-sex or not require special considerations when it comes to estate planning in New Jersey. Unlike legally married couples, domestic partners who wish to pass assets to the surviving partner have to plan for federal taxes. In addition,...
On Behalf of The Manna Helmy Law Group | Jan 4, 2014 | Inheritance And Estate Tax
When it comes to estate planning in New Jersey, many tasks, concerns and considerations make up the foundation of a great plan. One issue that may be overlooked, however, is estate tax planning, which is a very real concern for individuals planning their estate and...
On Behalf of The Manna Helmy Law Group | Jan 2, 2014 | Estate Planning
Young adults in New Jersey and elsewhere likely feel that their whole lives are ahead of them, so they may not worry about estate planning. In addition, the majority of young adults likely do not have much in the way of assets. While it is often the case that people...
