Trusts, Wills & Estates

Will Attorney for Monmouth County

Since 2010, Veitengruber Law has been a trusted and experienced legal partner for all your estate planning needs. Our law firm is located in Wall Township, New Jersey. We specialize in trusts, wills, and estate and long-term planning. We understand that planning for the future can be overwhelming and confusing, so we are committed to providing our clients with personalized and effective legal solutions.

Your Trusted Will Lawyer

If you're in Monmouth County and in need of a skilled will attorney, consider partnering with us at Veitengruber Law. Our seasoned team of legal professionals understands the importance of securing your assets and ensuring your final wishes are carried out precisely. When facing the sensitive matter of estate planning, having a knowledgeable will lawyer by your side can make all the difference.

At Veitengruber Law, we pride ourselves on our commitment to providing personalized legal services tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. By choosing to work with us, residents of Monmouth County can benefit from our deep expertise in wills and estates, garnered through years of dedicated practice. We approach every case with compassion, integrity, and a steadfast dedication to achieving the best possible outcome for our clients.

Our reputation for excellence in the field of estate planning speaks for itself, as we have helped numerous individuals in Monmouth County navigate the complexities of will preparation with clarity and peace of mind. Trust Veitengruber Law to guide you through the process of protecting your legacy and securing your family's future.

Helping New Jersey Residents Protect Their Assets

Many individuals can care for themselves and their spouses throughout their lives. However, with advances in medical care extending life expectancies, you may face difficult choices over health care and your legacy. Many seniors run into financial trouble and do not know where to turn. Asset protection is a broad concept that serves essential goals, but the pitfalls are many if not conducted thoroughly and properly. If you have questions about estate planning, elder law matters, or asset protection, we are here to help.

It’s Never Too Early to Start Long-Term Planning

Many seniors can face foreclosure or have concerns about holding on to their homes when a spouse is hospitalized for an extended period of time. When one spouse needs long-term care, married couples often struggle with concerns about managing the bills and protecting resources for the spouse who continues to live independently at home. Baby boomers frequently have questions about how to help their parents or how to plan for their own future needs.

At Veitengruber Law, we help clients protect their assets. When preplanning is an option, we can help you create a plan to safeguard your assets to provide for yourself and your spouse while receiving the health care benefits you deserve. You likely know that the rules and eligibility requirements for Medicaid are complex. The five-year look-back period associated with Medicaid planning is often problematic for seniors. Most people are not able to see five years into the future. Our experience with real estate law, foreclosure defense, and estate planning are valuable assets for seniors.

Personalized Strategies Provide the Best Results

No two estate planning or asset protection strategies are the same. We will thoroughly review your unique circumstances and guide you through the legal options that are best suited for your goals. Often, stopgap measures are available to protect portions of your interest in the property. You have worked hard to provide for yourself and your family. We are here to help you to protect your home and resources for the future.

We understand how overwhelming it can be to consult with a lawyer. Our attorney and legal team strive to make clients feel comfortable. We will sit down with you to discuss your concerns and goals, evaluate your household structure, and explain your legal options in plain language to allow you to make informed decisions.

Schedule with Our Professional Team that Treats You Like Family

For a no-obligation, free consultation with a compassionate lawyer in Monmouth County, please send us an email or call (732) 695-3303. Our main office is in Wall, with convenient access to and from the Garden State Parkway. We also meet with clients by appointment in Metuchen and Bordentown. We serve clients throughout New Jersey. If travel is difficult, we will discuss your options over the telephone or via Zoom.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Phone: 732-695-3303

Main Address
1720 Highway 34

Suite 10,
Wall Township, NJ 07727

Bordentown Office

(By Appointment Only)

33 Third Street 2nd Floor Suite 3
Bordentown, NJ 08505

Metuchen Office

(By Appointment Only)
247 Main Street

Metuchen, NJ 08840

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George E. Veitengruber III is a New Jersey attorney, practicing New Jersey law exclusively in New Jersey. None of the information contained herein should be deemed to apply in other states, nor may this page be construed in any way as an attempt by Mr. Veitengruber to practice law in any state other than New Jersey. This page is intended to provide general information about our firm and its areas of practice to our current and potential clientele. It is not intended to give legal advice to anyone on any subject. That can only be done through a complete consultation with one of our attorneys. Legal advice obtained through this site does not create an attorney-client relationship, and the reader should not rely on same. According to the Supreme Court of New Jersey, and pursuant to the New Jersey Rules of Professional Conduct, this may be considered an “advertisement.” Before making your choice of attorney, you should give this matter careful thought. The selection of an attorney is an important decision. If the representations made on this page are inaccurate or misleading, you may report this to the Committee on Attorney Advertising, Hughes Justice Complex, CN 037, Trenton, NJ 08625. We are a federally designated debt relief agency — we help people file for bankruptcy. Information provided regarding “legal questions” or “bankruptcy updates” is for informational purposes only. While we hope and believe the information will be helpful, we do not warrant that the information is accurate or complete. Information is provided only in accordance with New Jersey and/or Federal Law. We are not licensed to practice law in any states other than New Jersey. The information does not constitute legal advice and should not be relied on as such. If you want legal advice, please consult a local lawyer directly. While we would welcome the opportunity to be that lawyer, we do not accept clients or render advice until the completion of a client intake form and a signed retainer agreement.