Protecting What Matters Most By Gail Abrams Have you ever thought about what would happen to your family if something unexpected happened to you? It’s a difficult thought, ...
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LAWYER’S VIEW: Make Estate Planning a Top New Year’s Resolution
By Gail Abrams, Attorney at Law This year, make a resolution to prioritize estate planning. Estate planning is something that always seems to go on the tomorrow ...
LAWYER’S VIEW:  Debunking New Jersey’s Family Law Myths
By: Eric S. Solotoff and Sandra C. Fava, Fox Rothschild LLP Â Divorce requires the consent of both spouses: FALSE If one spouse does not want to divorce, ...
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Cadicina Law, LLC 36 Cattano Avenue, 6th Floor Morristown, New Jersey 07960 973-270-9166 www.cadicinalaw.com Cadicina Divorce and Family Law firm is pleased to highlight the accomplishments of the firm ...
LAWYER’S VIEW: It Happened In an Instant: Estate Planning
By Gail L. Abrams, Attorney at Law Estate planning is not something you should do once and then disregard. It is important that your estate plans are updated ...
FINANCIAL FORUM: Why Should our Spending and our Investing Get Different Rule Books?
By Mark Sloss Wilde Capital Management, LLC Why Should our Spending and our Investing Get Different Rule Books? We are all mindful of how we consume. It might be ...
LAWYER’S VIEW: EVERYONE NEEDS A WILL By Gail L. Abrams, Attorney At Law
A Will is not just for the very rich. Everyone over the age of 18 needs at least a simple Will to protect his or her family and assets ...
MONEY SENSE: Why Women May Emerge From The Pandemic Stronger Than Ever
Bank of America and Merrill women leaders share lessons learned to help you move forward financially, professionally and emotionally this year EACH YEAR, WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH shines a ...
Awarded Equity In Your Company? 5 Key Financial Considerations
By Ken Mayer and Richard Bloom, CFP® As we approach the end of the year, bonuses and tax planning are at the top of many employees’ minds. Without proper ...
FAMILY LAWYER- Is 50-50 Parenting Time Presumed? By Amy Wechsler
The short answer to this is:Â No. In fact, there is no presumption in New Jersey as to what the parenting schedule should be when parents are separated or ...