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By Michael Salad, Esq. and Nicholas R. Campbell Beginning July 4, 2026, families will have a new savings vehicle to consider when planning for children, grandchildren and other young family...

By Michael Salad, Esq. and Brad Lomax Charitable remainder trusts can be useful estate planning tools for individuals and families who want to support charitable causes while also providing income...

By Nicholas Talvacchia and Benjamin Ojserkis On May 29, 2026, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) announced it will propose a rule to extend the “legacy” period under...

By Michael Salad, Esq. Each May, Older Americans Month reminds us to celebrate the independence, resilience, and contributions of older adults across the country. It also serves as an important...

By: Amy Rudley, Esq. New Jersey Independent Contractor Misclassification | ABC Test New Jersey | Employee vs Independent Contractor New Jersey has confirmed, once again, that misclassifying employees and independent...

By: Amy Rudley, Esq. As we approach the summer season, employers need to be aware that all minor employees must be registered with the State’s MyWorkingPapers.NJ.gov program.  When you extend...

By Michael Salad, Esq. Understanding Estate Planning: A Beginner’s Guide to Protecting Your Assets in New Jersey April is Financial Literacy Month, making it the perfect time to focus on...

By Craig Panholzer, Esq. Why Tax Season Is a Good Time to Review Your Estate Plan Tax season is not just a time for endless tax commercials and remembering to...

By Michael Salad, Esq. New Jersey’s latest budget proposal has renewed debate over so-called “corporate tax loopholes.” In her March 2026 budget address, Mikie Sherrill proposed generating hundreds of millions...