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Guardianship
Many people mistakenly believe that it is only important for people with significant assets to have valid wills. However, if you die without a validly executed will your property will be distributed according to New Jersey’s intestacy statutes. Intestacy statutes begin with your closest living relatives and continue until your property is distributed. You will need to assign guardianship of your children and a trustee of your assets. If you have no eligible beneficiaries under intestacy, your property escheats to the state. Effectively, a will is your only way to control what happens to your possessions and provide for the people of your own choosing. Our attorneys are also able to help you appoint someone you trust to handle your affairs if you become legally incompetent. This is known as a power of attorney and grants authority someone the authority to make decisions about your personal, medical and financial affairs.

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