by Knee Law | Apr 16, 2024 | New Jersey, Tax Law
In 2017, Congress increased estate tax exemption limits through its passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Without additional legislation, these changes are temporary and will expire at midnight on Dec. 31, 2025. New Jersey estate planning lawyers warn that if you do...
by Knee Law | Mar 9, 2024 | Estate Law, Estate Planning
What To Know About Estate Planning as an Unmarried Couple The number of unmarried couples choosing to live together has significantly increased in the past few decades, up to 17 million in the United States. Whether it’s due to personal beliefs or past...
by Knee Law | Mar 7, 2024 | Estate Law, Estate Planning
Many Americans have some form of potentially valuable collection. Whether you keep old Pokemon cards for fun or invest seriously in antique artwork, it’s important to include your collection in your estate plan. Keep Clear Records of Valuable Items One of...
by Knee Law | Mar 5, 2024 | Estate Law, Estate Litigation
Jury Decides in Long-running Dispute Over Aretha Franklin’s Will Aretha Franklin’s 2018 death resulted in mourning around the world. It also sparked a will dispute between two of her children. Now, however, it appears the will dispute might finally be...
by Knee Law | Feb 25, 2024 | Challenging A Will, Estate Planning
Undue influence is one of the most common reasons that wills are contested. Learning what undue influence is and how it works can help you address this issue. What Is Undue Influence? Undue influence is defined as a situation where one person puts undue pressure on...
