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Elder Law Resources
The older population in the United States has grown at a record breaking rate in recent decades. Experts tell us that the dramatic increase is due to a combination of a significantly longer average life expectancy in the U.S. and the fact that the “Baby Boomer” generation is moving into their retirement years. Although seniors have many of the same legal and social concerns that their younger counterparts have, they also experience unique issues and problems…
Read MoreFree Estate Planning Worksheet
From the moment your family starts, all you ever want is for them to be safe, happy, and protected – even when you are gone. You are never too young or too old to start working on putting a solid estate plan in place, and this free worksheet from Augulis Law Firm was especially designed to help you get a strong start…
Read MoreFrequently Asked Questions
That question gets asked quite a bit, especially from people who’ve come from other states. While many other states assign their probate concerns to Superior Courts, County Courts, and other courts, we have a different name for that entity here in New Jersey…
Read MorePublished Books
The Ultimate Roadmap to Estate & Legacy Planning: Protecting your family, wealth and legacy Co-Authored by Attorneys: Alan Augulis with Robert Armstrong and Sanford M. Fisch…
Read MoreEstate plans are a lot like owning a car. They work well if you keep them serviced over the years. But your older model car may need a tune up once in a while. Likewise, tax and estate planning laws are continually updated which changes the way people plan and update their plans. With change, comes opportunity. These changes often provide new planning techniques and more protection than ever before. Since our law firm focuses primarily on estate planning, we keep up on the latest planning options available to deal with and protect against the real-life issues you and your family are facing in today’s hectic world.
That is why it is important to review your estate plan with us periodically to make sure it takes into account any changes you may have had since first creating your estate plan.
Some of these changes may be due to a death in the family, a divorce in the family, births, adoptions, second marriages or a new inheritance. These changes can have a dramatic affect on your estate plan if not planned for carefully.
If you are ever in doubt of how any of these changes can affect your current estate plan, please contact our office. We will gladly review your plan to see what if anything needs to be done.
