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- Planning for the Unexpected: Estate Planning Tips for Young Adults in New Jersey
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- The creation of a special needs trust could benefit your family
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- Three estate planning myths debunked
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- Don’t forget to include digital assets in your estate plan
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- Find out what mistakes could derail your estate plan
- Executors and other fiduciaries have important legal duties
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- What will happen to your business in your divorce?
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- What should I know about including real estate in my estate plan?
- Understanding New Jersey’s law on non-disclosure agreements
- 3 considerations when dividing ownership of a partnership
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- Navigating the New Jersey Probate Process: A Step-by-Step Guide
- Estate Planning Essentials: Why Wills and Trusts Matter in New Jersey
- Understanding Business Formations: Choosing the Right Structure for Your New Jersey Business
- Navigating Fiduciary Responsibilities in New Jersey Estate Litigation
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- The basics on New Jersey’s probate process
- Do I need an estate plan? (Part 2)
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- Battle for control of Aretha Franklin’s estate continues
- When an inheritance disappears
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- What items are included in an estate inventory?
- Understanding the different types of business structures
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- When should people update their estate plan?
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- What is the cy pres doctrine?
- You do not have to navigate the world of small business law alone
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- How can an NDA protect sensitive information?
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- How to talk to your aging parents about estate planning
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- Compliance missteps for small businesses to avoid
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- Questions to ask your parents to help them start estate planning
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- Notable intestate deaths show importance of estate planning
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- How a living trust can protect your business in a divorce
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- Tom Petty’s daughters and widow embroiled in lawsuits
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- Is estate planning different for a blended family?
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MEET ATTORNEY MICHAEL D. RITIGSTEIN
Michael Ritigstein is a Founding Partner of the firm concentrating his efforts in supporting the firm's litigation, corporate and estate matters. Mr. Ritigstein graduated from the University of Delaware in 1996 and Seton Hall University School of Law in 2000. In 2007 he received a Masters of Law in Taxation with a concentration in Estate Planning, from Temple University's Beasley School of Law.
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