Due to rising COVID-19 cases, our office has will continue to put the safety of our clients and team members above all else. Meetings can and will be done virtually when possible. While the past two years have been an adjustment, our team has been able to successfully navigate the tumultuous challenges COVID-19 has presented in[...]
On Wednesday, March 25th, the New Jersey legislature passed an emergency measure authorizing the use of e-notaries to execute documents like trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and deeds. While the law excludes using e-notaries to create a Last Will & Testament, our office has consistently advocated that trusts were superior planning vehicles for most[...]
Things are very topsy-turvy right now with the COVID-19 disease. There are two components to this that are impacting our clients and we want to address them. First, there is the impact to your legal planning and need for legal planning in the midst of a crisis. Second, there is the impact to your financial[...]
Recently I've begun to serve as a resource to Karin Price Mueller, who writes the New Jersey state-wide column, Ask the Biz Brain. When appropriate, Karin reaches out to me to help answer estate planning, gift tax, elder law, and estate administration questions. These are fun to answer and recently two were published in the[...]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 25, 2011 Victor J. Medina, Esq. Elected President of the American Association of Trust, Estate & Elder Law Attorneys Pennington, New Jersey, March 25, 2011 — Victor Medina, Managing Partner for the Medina Law Group, has been elected President of the American Association of Trust, Estate & Elder Law Attorneys[...]