The current real estate market is unlike any we have ever seen. Real estate values endured a roller coaster ride during the past decade, leaving many homeowners currently owing more than their home is worth. This trend, coupled with the global economic crisis has created an unprecedented volume of properties in Foreclosure, leaving homeowners asking […]

As estate planning attorneys, the thought of someone dying without a will, makes us cringe.  Why?  If you die without a will, you completely lose control.  There are three main purposes for a having a will and each and every person, age 18 or older, needs his or her own will.  No exceptions. Click here

As a young family you may be thinking that Estate Planning is just for the wealthy and elderly, however as an Estate Planning attorney, I am constantly educating my clients of this exact misconception and the power of estate planning! I urge you to watch this moving story as fellow Wealth Counsel member and Estate

For a legal consultation, call 856 770 2744 At Bratton Law Group our bankruptcy attorneys understand that you are concerned about how long a bankruptcy filing and discharge may stay on your record.  In our new article below, we’ll address this legitimate concern in three parts. First, we’ll provide the bottom line answer as to

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For a legal consultation, call 856 770 2744 You have taken the necessary steps to create an updated Estate Plan for your heirs and beneficiaries, but there is a lot of information they will need to know that is not necessarily included in a Will or Trust.  An easy solution is to write a letter

CNN Money recently posted an article explaining the government’s hope to launch a pilot program to turn government owned foreclosures into rentals properties. The program, cited by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, would sell foreclosed homes currently owned by Frannie Mae and Freddie Mac in bulk to investors, who would then turn them into rentals.

Bankruptcy attorney, Ari Linden, answers our question and answer series part four: If I am facing a foreclosure and I have been unable to obtain any relief such as a short sale of the property or a loan modification to reduce current monthly obligations on the existing mortgage, what alternatives do I have? In this

As we continue our Q&A series, partner Charles Bratton addresses the important question of Are there ways to protect assets from long term care costs if a parent or loved one may need nursing home care in the future? According to Bratton, “Asset protection should not be limited to when one dies. Individuals need to think