Alan L. Augulis founded his Warren, New Jersey law firm so that he could focus his practice in the areas of estate planning and elder law. Mr. Augulis has invested considerable time and energy helping to educate others on the topic of estate planning and has become a sought-after speaker in the estate planning and elder law arena because of his informative and entertaining seminars... Read More.
How Can an Estate Planning Lawyer Help?
When you begin thinking about organizing your financial future, you might wonder whether you can handle the paperwork... Read More
Can a Disinherited Child Sue Your Estate?
Deciding how to distribute your wealth is one of the most personal aspects of estate planning. Under New... Read More
Are Irrevocable Trust Terms Set in Stone Forever?
When you create an estate plan, you make decisions based on your current finances, family relationships, and tax... Read More
How Is an Inheritance Taxed in New Jersey?
For many New Jersey families, receiving an inheritance raises an immediate and understandable question: Will I owe taxes... Read More
Elder Law Challenges for Only Children: Managing Parental Care
When people discuss the challenges that go along with assisting aging parents, the conversation often centers on young... Read More
Incapacity Planning: When Does a Power of Attorney Take Effect?
A central concern of long-term estate planning is maintaining control over personal affairs during a medical or cognitive... Read More
What Is the New Jersey Medicaid Asset Limit for Senior Long-Term Care?
If you hear someone asking about the New Jersey Medicaid asset limit for senior care, you may feel... Read More
What Estate Planning Documents Do I Need?
Choosing the right legal tools to protect your hard-earned assets and secure your future is one of the... Read More
Can I Write My Own Will, or Do I Need an Attorney?
In the digital age, a quick internet search reveals thousands of do-it-yourself options for almost any project. Estate... Read More
Is There Any Way to Change an Irrevocable Trust?
Trusts are commonly used in estate planning, and they offer many advantages over a simple will. When you... Read More
How Do You Keep Your Estate Plan Flexible?
Life is unpredictable, and your estate plan should be able to adapt to changes in your circumstances, goals,... Read More
Elder Financial Abuse Is a Growing Elder Law Concern
Every year, older Americans lose an estimated $28.3 billion to financial exploitation, according to research published by AARP.... Read More

