Who’s in charge? Using an independent trustee
By Eric Reich Last week, we discussed what to do in the event that you don’t fully trust your heirs to be responsible with an inheritance and how to ensure your wishes get carried out. We also discussed the challenges of deciding who would be in charge of distributing...
Simple improvements to upgrade curb appeal
Real Estate Matters By Elisa Jo Eagan Don’t overlook the first impression your home makes. Upgrades like replacing hardware, planting flower beds, and changing your mailbox will wow your neighbors and potential buyers. There is truth in the saying, “You never get a...Reflections on the fading glory of malls
From the Editor As a teen, nothing could replace the classic 1980s shopping mall. Brands like Guess and Express drew me in like a moth to a flame. Wished-upon pennies plopped into atrium fountains. The alluring, buttery scent of an Auntie Anne’s pretzel still brings...8 ‘egg’-celent ways to celebrate Easter down the Shore
By Sarah FertschStaff Writer Easter is a celebration of renewal and resurrection, and our beach community springs back to life. So how exactly can we welcome new life? Here are a couple of activities to add to your holiday itinerary this upcoming Easter: 1. Eat a...Is there a name for that?
By Bill Quain It’s that time of year again. It isn’t spring yet, but I’m pretty sure it’s not winter either. You can see hopeful signs all around us. Jeanne and I just called our “boat guy” to talk about getting our boat back into the water. Right now, it’s with all...
