Life insurance for disabled or special needs children
When a child is born, many people purchase a life insurance policy for him or her. The parent is typically the owner and beneficiary of the policy, and many of these policies are known as
The questions most frequently asked about probate in New Jersey.
1) How do I begin the probate procedure? The person that wishes to be appointed to represent the Estate will bring a certified copy of the death certificate and the original Will. While the Surrogate
Pennsylvania’s 2010 Tax Amnesty Program
Our firm recently successfully filed several client's state amnesty applications.
Medicare and Medicaid Basics
Medicare Medicare Part A covers up to 100 days of “skilled nursing” care per spell of illness. However, the definition of “skilled nursing” and the other conditions for obtaining this coverage are quite stringent, meaning
New York Penalty and Interest Discount (PAID) program
In the state's press release, they mention they are increasing their enforcement efforts to collect unpaid bills.
New Jersey State Income Taxation of 2010 Conversion of a Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA
Therefore, New Jersey also conforms to the...provision regarding the Federal Income Tax reporting of a distribution from an IRA which the taxpayer converts into a Roth IRA this year in 2010.
INHERITANCE TAXES IN NEW JERSEY RATES
Consideration of tax aspects can save heirs money.
Conservatorship or Legal Guardianship?: How Do You Know When It’s Needed?
The appointment of a legal guardian is something that's not taken lightly
Pointers on the Yearly Gift Tax Exemption
When you give money or property to another person as a gift, you may have to pay a gift tax. The tax is paid by the donor. The person receiving the gift does not have
2009 Year-End Estate Planning News
The year 2009 was marked by many changes affecting estate planning and related areas on the local, national and international levels, against a backdrop of continuing uncertainty as to how—or if—the federal estate and gift
Year-End Checklist for 2009
Consider the following before 2009 is over: Make year-end annual exclusion gifts of $13,000 ($26,000 for a married couple). Make year-end IRA contributions. Create 529 Plan accounts before year-end for children and grandchildren, and consider
Year End Estate Planning Tips – Make Annual Exclusion Gifts
This year the annual gift tax exclusion is $13,000 per person and in 2010 the exclusion will remain the same.