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Young Jewish Family Estate Planning

Young Jewish Family Estate Planning

Traditional or Orthodox views of Jewish estate planning require young Jewish families to contemplate how they wish to address religious issues in their financial and estate plans. There are several Judaism branches, including Conservative, Reform, and Reconstructionist. Interpreting the following…

Transferring Estate Assets for Jewish Families

Transferring Estate Assets for Jewish Families

Transferring assets legally and efficiently to a trust or heirs requires estate planning techniques. Jewish families have unique factors to consider when transferring wealth and assets to future generations. This article highlights important aspects of creating a Jewish estate plan.…

Irrevocable Trusts in Jewish Estate Planning

Irrevocable Trusts in Jewish Estate Planning

Planning for your future, as well as the future of your spouse and children, is an essential aspect of everyone’s life, regardless of their religious or cultural background. If you’re a Jewish man seeking to ensure the well-being of your…

A Look at Legal Trends in Estate Planning

A Look at Legal Trends in Estate Planning

The new federal and state laws are requiring a more dynamic approach to estate planning in order to efficiently manage and disperse a person’s estate. These laws affect estate planning tax, trust, and charitable strategies, and the higher your net…

Jewish Beliefs Concerning Organ Donation

Jewish Beliefs Concerning Organ Donation

Organ donation is a deeply personal topic that involves ethical, religious, and cultural considerations. Within the Jewish community, the subject of organ donation has been a matter of contemplation and debate, reflecting the diverse range of beliefs and interpretations within…

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