Category Archives: Living Will
Four Benefits of Setting Up a Living Will in New Jersey
A living will—also referred to as an advance medical directive—is a key part of an estate plan for many people. New Jersey law has a specific law for living wills (New Jersey Statute 26:2H-54). You should strongly consider putting one in place. Here, our Monmouth County living will attorney highlights four of the most… Read More »
What are the Advantages of a Living Will?
A living will is a core component of a comprehensive estate plan. It is a legal document that outlines a person’s preferences for medical treatment and end-of-life care in the event that they become incapacitated and unable to express their own wishes. According to data cited by Gallup, around 45 percent of American adults… Read More »
Four Reasons Why You Should Include a Living Will in Your Estate Plan
Every adult in New Jersey should have an estate plan. Proper estate planning is about more than just writing a will. It is about ensuring that your health needs are met no matter what tomorrow might bring. A living will is a key estate planning document. Here, our Monmouth County living will attorney highlights… Read More »
