People often talk about estate planning when the topic of death comes up.  We all know our passing is a reality but a distant reality....... so we think.   I hope that is true for all of us.   But life isn’t always fair and bad things happen everyday.   Young people die or are disabled in a horrific accidents.

Middle aged persons in their 40's and early 50's die from heart attacks or suffer terrible strokes… or aging men and women in their 70’s and 80’s languish with ALS, Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s or dementia.  People of all ages, young and old, experience sudden and debilitating illness that robs them of their dignity and quality of life. 

FREDRICK P. NIEMANN, ESQ. HAS PREPARED WILLS, TRUSTS AND ESTATE PLANS FOR CLIENTS OF ALL AGES AND ALL LEVELS OF INCOME AND WEALTH.  LET HIS EXPERIENCE WORK FOR YOU.

The Use of a Will for

Estate Planning in New Jersey

Do You Need a NJ Wills Attorney to Prepare a Will or Explain its Use in the Administration of an

Estate in New Jersey?

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Fredrick P. Niemann, Esq.

NJ Will Contests Attorney

Are you married?  Have children, grandchildren?  Let me state it plain and clear… you need a will.   I have one.  So do you.  You also need an estate plan and you need a life care plan.    Your estate should include a will and/or trust, a Power of Attorney, and Healthcare Directive.  

You need these documents to protect yourself, your children, spouse, grandchildren, domestic partner, favorite charity, parents, siblings ... in short anyone or anything important to you.  

Why, because if you don’t plan ahead, your spouse may face large and unexpected expenses, taxes and be unprepared to handle the family’s finances.  Families may fight over the guardianship of your children and money..., because your 22 year old son or daughter may inherit a sizeable estate and like the prodigal son or daughter squander it by age 25....., because your grandchild with a disability may lose his or her government benefits.....; because the son or daughter-in-law you can’t stand may receive a portion of your estate if they divorce your child ...... and the reasons go on and on.

READ ABOUT THIS REAL LIFE STORY OF A PERSON WHO FAILED

TO PLAN HIS ESTATE.... AND DIED SUDDENLY.

I tell clients about a middle aged wife and mother that came in to see me years ago.   Her husband of 25 years had died, early, young and unexpected.  He was scheduled to sign his estate planning documents the week after he died.

He was worth a lot of money. But he died before he signed a single document.

By law, he died intestate, meaning he died without a will.  Because of that, we had to deal not only with the emotional tragedy of his unexpected death, but the significant financial costs associated with no having estate plan in place.  You see, by not signing his estate planning documents before he died, it was if he had done nothing to prepare for his death.

If your answer(s) to any of these questions is no, then you need to contact Fredrick P. Niemann, Esq. as soon as possible!

Even if you've put off having a will prepared, you know you should have one. The attorneys with Fredrick P. Niemann, Esq. have prepared wills, health care directives (living wills), powers of attorney and numerous other estate/family and business planning documents for individuals and families like yours for over 30 years.

Call our office today. Ask for Mr. Niemann to personally discuss your will toll-free at (855) 376-5291 or e-mail him at fniemann@hnlawfirm.com.

A properly written New Jersey will can be a tremendous tool to help your family and loved ones from the many complications, problems and costs associated with estate administration.

If you need advice on a New Jersey Last Will & Testament and its use in estate planning and asset protection, including also trusts, estates, probate, succession planning, etc. and want to talk to an experienced, sensitive and easily-approachable attorney, then call Fredrick P. Niemann toll-free at (855) 376-5291 or e-mail him at fniemann@hnlawfirm.com. He warmly welcomes your inquiries.