More than a half year into the increased New Jersey estate tax exemption, and months shy of the tax’s outright elimination, the issue seems barely to have registered for lawyers at bulky trusts and estates practices.
They’re not even so sure it will stay this way. Remarks by gubernatorial front-runner Phil Murphy indicating his support for such a tax means the phaseout’s permanency is far from certain, more than one practitioner pointed out.
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