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  Although executors are designated when a Last Will and Testament is created, they do not officially undertake their duties until appointed at the onset of probate proceedings. In some states, including New Jersey, probate…
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  One of the biggest challenges for builders competing for new work is accurately estimating the scope and cost of a project and bidding accordingly. Pros point out that solid practices for gathering and leveraging…
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  Yes, no, maybe. Predictions remain afloat on many scenarios for economic conditions. Interestingly, Ken Simonson, chief economist for Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) point to signs of optimism. Read on to understand the…
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  Because they can be customized based on circumstances and personal preferences, including a desire for privacy, trusts are very handy in estate planning. The legal underpinnings of all trusts are similar, but the variations…
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  When divorce interrupts life, there’s a lot to be resolved, which can be overwhelming. Nonetheless, attorneys remind us not to overlook estate plans, whether they have been fully detailed or partially formed. Documents, named…
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  The Bonus Depreciation, a popular tax deduction that was included in the Tax Cut and Jobs Act of 2017, begins its scheduled phaseout in 2023. Financial experts share tactics contractors can implement to “soften…
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  Labor and materials are costing subcontractors more then expected—lots more. Nonetheless, the majority of subcontractors experienced revenue growth in 2022 and are anticipating growth this year too. Read on for insights from the National…
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  The thought of not being able to undo a decision is downright scary—and generally more so when it comes to money. So why would anyone want to place assets in an irrevocable trust? Estate…
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  When a will is made, the creator designates a fiduciary, typically referred to as an executor, to see that it is carried out in accordance with state probate protocols. During probate, it is critical…
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