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New York's Electronic Wills Act, signed into law in December 2025 and effective December 2027, will permit digital signatures and remote witnessing for wills.

In Georgia, a statutory financial power of attorney can authorize a third party to manage an individual's property and financial matters.

The transformations in the way society regards dogs and other household pets present novel issues to be resolved in divorce proceedings. Unlike most marital assets, household pets hold deep emotional value...

As 2017 draws near many people start to consider their resolutions, promises to themselves, of things they want to accomplish in the next 12 months.

A revocable living trust (sometimes called a revocable inter vivos trust) is a legal arrangement you create during your lifetime to hold legal title to your assets.

Grantor retained annuity trusts (GRATs) are estate planning tools that allow a grantor to transfer appreciating assets to the next generation with little to no gift or estate tax consequences.

Jennifer D'Amato explores the critical techniques and strategies available under Wisconsin law for post-death estate administration, examining how legal professionals can help families minimize costs, delays, and conflicts during the probate process. The article provides practical guidance on navigating the various administration options available in Wisconsin's aging population landscape.

Going through a divorce can present challenges, but a new initiative aims to ease the divorce process for New Yorkers.

Jessica C. Diamond's blog post, "Divorcing from Your Spouse's Student Loan Debt," originally posted in the firm's NJ Family Legal Blog, was mentioned as one of the top postings for February 12, 2016.

Julia Swain authored the article "Practice Tip: Divorce - The Silver Lining," in the August 2014 issue of The Matrimonial Strategist.