From Concern to Action: Tracking Your Child’s Educational Progress in 2026
The holidays are over. Decorations are put away. New Year’s resolutions are already fading, and the cold reality of winter has set in. For students with...
Trump Accounts Explained: The New Retirement Savings Program for Children Born 2025-2028
A new type of investment account for Americans under the age of 18 has been created and will be available this year. The Working Families Tax Cut Act of 2025...
Is Your Special Needs Child Ready for Holiday Break?
Strategies to Prevent Setbacks and Ensure a Confident Return For students with special needs and their parents, the holidays can be challenging. Although it’s...
December Estate Planning To-Dos
December is an ideal time to review your estate plan, just as you might reflect on the past year and set goals for the next. Take these steps to ensure your...
Do Private Schools Have to Provide Accommodations Under Section 504?
Parents of students with disabilities, like most parents, usually want the best for their children’s education. If the public school district in their area of...
Like-Kind Exchanges in Estate Planning
WHAT is a Like-Kind Exchange? A Like-Kind Exchange is a tool for real estate investors. However, anyone with a type of investment property can benefit from a...
What Happens to My Child’s IEP When Transferring Schools?
Moving and changing schools can be challenging for any school-aged child, and especially so for children who are in special education programs. Parents or...
What to Do if You Disagree with Your Child’s Proposed IEP
You’ve attended your child’s IEP meeting after the first marking period. Much to your surprise, the school staff informed you that your child’s performance is...
Can the Simultaneous Death Act Be Overridden?
In inheritance law, simultaneous death is a situation in which two people die within a short time and at least one of them would have inherited all or part of...
Duties and Responsibilities of a New Jersey Executor
Being named the executor of a will can be both an honor and a burden. For most people, acting as the executor means a loved one has died and you are carrying...