Will New Jersey Tax You If You Transfer Your Yacht (Etc.) Into A Revocable Trust?
By Fredrick P. Niemann, Esq.
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Table of Contents
- Dying Without a Will or a Trust in New Jersey
- Estate Planning with a Last Will and Trust
- The Importance of Legal Title and Beneficiary Designations
- Planning for Blended Families and Second Marriages
- NJ Estate Plan Checklist
- Gifting Strategies to Further Your Estate Planning
- Penalty-Free Withdrawals from Qualified Retirement Plans and IRA’s
- NJ Estate and Inheritance Taxes
- NJ Surrogates Telephone Directory
- Shielding an Inheritance from Creditors and Predators
- The Expedition We Call Life
NJ Estate Planning Videos
- Introduction to Estate Planning Laws in New Jersey
- Who Has the “Final Say” Over a Dead Body and Funeral Arrangements, Video
- Is Reserving a Life Estate in a Real Estate Deed Advisable When Gifting Property, Video
- The Use of an Irrevocable Income Only Trust in Elder Law and Asset Protection Planning
- The Beneficial Use of Life Estates in Estate Planning and Medicaid
- Gifting to Save New Jersey and Federal Estate and Death Taxes
- Are You Responsible For Your Spouse’s Debts After They Die
- Life Insurance Trusts Can Save Your Estate ($$$$) Thousands of Dollars
- An Inherited IRA is Not Exempt from Creditors Under a Recent US Supreme Court Decision
- Will New Jersey Tax You If You Transfer Your Yacht (Etc.) Into A Revocable Trust?
- The Myth Surrounding the $14,000 a Year Gift Tax Exclusion
- Can Your Spouse Disinherit You; The Power of New Jersey’s Elective Share Laws
- The Use of Beneficiary Designations to Accomplish Estate Planning for an Incapacitated Person
- Beware! Beneficiary Designations Can Destroy Your NJ Estate Plans
- Failure to Correctly Designate Beneficiaries Can Defeat Your Entire Estate Plan
- Estate Planning for Second Marriages and Blended Families, Video
- The Importance of Legal Title in Estate Planning, Video
- How to Use a Disclaimer to Reduce NJ Death & Estate Taxes
- Understanding the Difference Between a Special Needs Trust Versus a Supplemental Needs Trust
- Virtual Office
- Visit Mr. Niemann’s Entire Library on Elder Law Videos
- Divorce and Estate Planning: The Importance of Correctly Naming Beneficiary Designation
- Ethical Obligations of an Attorney that Represents Both Husband & Wife (Part 1)
- Ethical Obligations of an Attorney that Represents Both Husband & Wife (Part 2)
- How to Choose an Executor For Your Estate
- How to Pick A Trustee For Your Trust
- Amending or Revoking A Last Will and Testament By Use of a Codicil
- Fred Discusses Frequently Asked Questions About Making a Last Will and Testament
- How to Protect Your Spouse and Children Through the Use of a Protective Trust
- Can You Modify an Irrevocable Trust
- Estate Planning Checklist
- Your County Surrogate’s Office Is A Terrific Resource
- Introduction To Trusts – Understanding The Benefits and Advantages Of A Well Written Trust (Part 1)
- Introduction To Trusts – Understanding The Benefits and Advantages Of A Well Written Trust (Part 2)
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