Legal Resources: Estate Planning

Estate and Probate Work

Estate Planning – Goldman & Pease has helped countless individuals and families create estate plans, emergency medical directives, and have advised families regarding trust issues.   Probate – We guide and facilitate the labor-intensive probate process for testate and intestate estates (estates with or without wills), including navigating the courts and guiding the sale of estate property. Recently, we helped with the probate of an estate which   Estate litigation We recently settled a contentious suit in Superior Court among family

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Estate Planning – Is it for you?

By Howard S. Goldman, Esq. Some people think that estate planning is only for wealthy individuals subject to large taxes. But minimizing estate tax liability is only one reason for estate planning. Consider these six additional reasons for completing an estate plan: 1. Determining who shall receive a share of your assets; 2. Deciding how and when your beneficiaries shall receive their inheritance; 3. Selecting an executor for your estate and a guardian for your children: 4. Providing for the orderly

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Estate and Probate Work

Estate Planning – Goldman & Pease has helped countless individuals and families create estate plans, emergency medical directives, and have advised families regarding trust issues.   Probate – We guide and facilitate the labor-intensive probate process for testate and intestate estates (estates with or without wills), including navigating the courts and guiding the sale of estate property. Recently, we helped with the probate of an estate which   Estate litigation We recently settled a contentious suit in Superior Court among family

Read More »

Estate Planning – Is it for you?

By Howard S. Goldman, Esq. Some people think that estate planning is only for wealthy individuals subject to large taxes. But minimizing estate tax liability is only one reason for estate planning. Consider these six additional reasons for completing an estate plan: 1. Determining who shall receive a share of your assets; 2. Deciding how and when your beneficiaries shall receive their inheritance; 3. Selecting an executor for your estate and a guardian for your children: 4. Providing for the orderly

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