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Making A Financial Power Of Attorney

A power of attorney in New Jersey is a legal document that grants legal rights and powers to an agent or attorney-in-fact to act on behalf of the principal on financial, business, health care, and personal life care matters if the principal ever becomes incapacitated or unavailable. A comprehensive durable power of attorney is an effective and cost-effective alternative to a court-ordered guardianship in New Jersey.

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From Religious Observance To Global Celebration: The Evolution Of St. Patrick's Day

The first St. Patrick's Day parade is believed to have taken place in New York City in 1762, organized by Irish soldiers serving in the British army. These early celebrations were primarily focused on celebrating Irish identity and culture, rather than religious observance.

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Resurrecting The Death Tax

The current federal estate and gift tax exemption amount is $12,920,000 for individuals and $25,840,000 for married couples in 2023. This means that an individual can gift up to $12,920,000 throughout their lifetime or leave that amount to their heirs without incurring federal estate or gift taxes.

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Beware The Ides Of March: Exploring The Superstition And Significance Behind This Infamous Date

March 15th is a date that has been shrouded in superstition and intrigue for centuries. Known famously as the Ides of March, this day marks the anniversary of the assassination of Julius Caesar in 44 BC.

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Lost And Found: The Ultimate Guide To Locating A Missing Will In New Jersey

Only "interested persons" can obtain information from the New Jersey Will Registry, as per the policy of the Office of the Secretary of State. Interested persons include the testator's spouse, children, heirs, devisees, and other individuals who have a property right or claim against the estate, as well as their authorized representatives.

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A Run On The Bank

If you have concerns about the health of your bank or the safety of your deposits, you should contact the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance (DOBI), which regulates and supervises financial institutions in New Jersey. One of its key responsibilities is to ensure the safety and soundness of banks and other financial institutions, which includes monitoring their solvency and taking action to address any issues that may arise.

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Owner-Occupied Landlords

Landlords of owner-occupied properties with two or fewer rental units and seasonal tenants can use the Summary Dispossess Act to evict tenants with one month's written notice after the lease expires.

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Illegal Apartments

A tenant in an illegal apartment may be entitled to relocation expenses if the landlord attempts to evict the tenant due to the illegal occupancy. The tenant can enforce New Jersey law which requires that the tenant receive six times the monthly rent as relocation assistance.

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Women's History Month

Women's History Month is an annual celebration of the contributions that women have made to the world. Every March, events and activities are held to commemorate and celebrate the achievements of women throughout history in the fields of politics, science, the arts, and more.

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Let It Snow

In New Jersey, property owners are legally required to remove snow and ice from sidewalks, driveways, and other walkways on their property within 24 hours of a snowfall.

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