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New Jersey Estate Planning, Will Drafting and Estate Administration Forms

This manual provides you with a clear, current, and comprehensive reference ...


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Publisher :Michie
Format: 2 volumes, looseleaf , BOOK
ISBN: 9780327131724
1993
  $431.00
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    This manual provides you with a clear, current, and comprehensive reference to the full range of estate planning issues. Compiled by experts in New Jersey estate planning law, this looseleaf-format, two-volume set contains comprehensive chapters on every major area of estate planning and administration. Part I covers Estate Planning and Will Drafting, while Part II discusses Estate Administration. To save valuable time, use the forms, alternate wordings, checklists for attorney and client, sample letters, and tax schedules — everything you need to plan and administer your client's estate precisely and thoroughly. The forms are now available on disk, so you can cut your document production time down to minutes!

    Volume 1

    Part I: Estate Planning and Will Drafting

    Chapter 1 Estate Planning Basics
    Chapter 2 Acquisition of Necessary Data
    Chapter 3 Non-Probate Assets
    Chapter 4 Powers of Attorney
    Chapter 5 Pre-Probate Planning: A Primer
    Chapter 6 Income-Shifting Devices
    Chapter 7 Irrevocable Life Insurance Trusts
    Chapter 8 Irrevocable Trusts Other Than Insurance Trusts
    Chapter 9 Revocable Trusts
    Chapter 10 Charitable Gifts
    Chapter 11 “Simple” Wills
    Chapter 12 The Marital Deduction—Discussion
    Chapter 13 Complex Wills
    Chapter 14 Professional Responsibility in Estate Planning, Concluding the Estate Planning Process and Other Considerations
    Chapter 15 Estate Freezing Techniques
    Chapter 16 The Generation-Skipping Transfer Tax
    Chapter 17 Powers of Appointment
    Chapter 18 Domicile Planning
    Chapter 19 Miscellaneous Cases

    Volume 2

    Part II: Estate Administration

    Chapter 1 Disclaimers and Election by Surviving Spouse
    Chapter 2 Assimilation and Management of Information
    Chapter 3 Estate of John A. Dough—Model Forms
    Chapter 4 Post-Mortem Tax Planning
    Chapter 5 Fiduciary Income Taxation
    Chapter 6 Compensation of Personal Representatives and Attorneys
    Chapter 7 New Jersey Death Taxes
    Chapter 8 Trust Administration in New Jersey
    Index

     

    Alvin G. Martin


    Alvin G. Martin is an attorney with the law firm of Drinker, Biddle & Shanley LLP, Florham Park, New Jersey. He has lectured at numerous tax seminars and continuing legal education programs, including programs of the New York University Annual Institute on Federal Taxation, New York University Institute on Federal Taxation Trust and Estate Program, the Federal Tax Forum, and the New Jersey Bar Association Section on Taxation.

    Richard D. Sanders


    Richard D. Sanders is counsel in the Short Hills, New Jersey office of Edwards & Angell, LLP. His practice emphasizes trust and estate planning and administration. Mr. Sanders also has a considerable background in general business and tax planning for closely held corporations, limited liability companies and partnerships, including succession planning for interests in family operated entities. Mr. Sanders is a frequent lecturer to both private and public groups on a variety of estate planning and administration topics. He is an instructor for the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education, for whom he teaches a state-required course in will drafting and probate to attorneys newly admitted to the New Jersey Bar.

    Robert D. Borteck


    Robert D. Borteck is a partner in the law firm of Short Hills, New Jersey office of Edwards & Angell, LLP. His practice concentrates in the areas of estate and tax planning as well as estate administration. Mr. Borteck is New Jersey State Chair of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel. He has made frequent presentations on the subjects of estate planning, estate administration and taxation to corporate executives and professional associations including the New Jersey State Bar Association, The New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education, National Business Institute, Essex County Bar Association, various estate planning councils, financial planning consultants, brokerage firms, and local cable television networks.

     

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