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John J Ross Attorney at Law

Ross John J Atto at Law

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Phone: (732) 294-9036

Address: 46 Thoreau Dr, Freehold, NJ 07728

Website: http://rosselderlaw.com

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Guardianship
Guardianship is a protective arrangement created by a court when a court determines that a person is incapacitated and in need of another person to make legal, financial and/or medical decisions for him or her.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
The term, Estate Planning, encompasses a wide array of legal issues, including providing for the orderly disposition of the assets upon death, the reduction of estate taxes, and preparing for disability.
Wills
When a person dies and has a last will and testament, the term used to describe the process of settling the person’s estate is “probate”. The title assigned to the person responsible for handling a probate estate is “executor” or “executrix”. When a person dies without a last will and testament, the term used to describe the settlement process is “administration”. The title assigned to the person responsible for handling an estate administration is “administrator” or “administratrix”. In either case, there are several tasks that must be completed efficiently to ensure that an estate is properly distributed. The failure to settle an estate properly can not only increase the expenses payable out of the estate, but also trigger liability upon the person responsible for settling the estate.
Trusts
Leaving even a minimal inheritance to a disabled person who is receiving certain vital governmental benefits (such as SSI and Medicaid) can disqualify the disabled person from receiving such benefits. However, if the inheritance is directed to a special needs trust for the disabled person, the person can continue to receive governmental benefits and still have his or her standard of living enhanced by the inheritance.
Power of Attorney
If you choose to meet with John J. Ross to discuss the preparation of a will, power of attorney and/or trust, it will be helpful if you review and complete the appropriate portions of Mr. Ross’ Client Intake Form.
Probate

Tax Law
In this regard, it is still reasonable to consider including Credit Shelter Trust provisions in new wills to provide a flexible means of addressing future changes in the tax law.

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