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Inheritance Tax

A few states impose what are called inheritance taxes. (There is no federal inheritance tax.) The people who i...
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Estate Intestate Inheritance

Leaving a will is the best way to ensure heirs or descendants may inherit from your estate. Issues of property...
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Estate Planning and Intestacy

Estate planning and intestacy refer to two different aspects of financial planning. Proper estate planning in...
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Proving Inheritance Rights

The last will and testament of an individual is meant to serve as a statement of their wishes upon their death...
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Estate Tax Planning

Estate tax planning is one of the most important things the owner of an estate can do to preserve as much of h...
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Do I have to accept the inheritance? and if I do, will I have to pay inheritance tax?

My grandmother is planning to leave me property jointly with my cousins in her will even though I have told ...
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How do I go about proving my inheritance?

I received a letter from a law firm telling me I have an inheritance from a Great Aunt, I didn’t know I had....
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How do I prove my right to inherit if I'm adopted?

I was adopted by my parents when I was seven, and my siblings are much older than I was. We all got along fin...
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Do I have to wait for my sister to claim retirement accounts?

My father passed away last year and left two retirement accounts to my sister and me. There wasn’t much else l...
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What is the difference between a conservatorship and a guardianship in New Jersey? Must one be a New Jersey citizen?

Question: I live in New York, but my 80 year-old widowed mother lives in an assisted living facility in New J...
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