by Lauren Bercik | May 3, 2019 | General
Marge Mayor, a Financial Consultant with AXA Advisers who focuses on the unique relationship between women and finances will be here to share her expertise with us on the issues women need to consider when thinking about financial... by Lauren Bercik | May 1, 2018 | Estate Administration, General, Probate
Insolvency: What an executor can do when the estate can’t pay all the bills. Estate insolvency occurs when a person dies leaving behind more debt than there are funds to pay off the debts. Any assets in the estate including real estate may be sold off to repay... by Lauren Bercik | Apr 2, 2018 | General
A Court May Interpret a Trust Beyond the Document’s Plain Language interpret a trust In the Matter of the Trust of Violet Nelson, the New Jersey Appellate Division re-affirmed its position that a court may use outside evidence to interpret a trust by looking at the... by edandriessen | Dec 19, 2017 | General
ADULT GUARDIANSHIP – STARTING THE PROCESS The person seeking the appointment of a guardianship files a petition with the probate court where the incapacitated person lives. The petition usually includes medical affidavits and sworn statements from medical... by edandriessen | Dec 15, 2017 | Estate Administration, General
HEALTH CARE PROXY – PARENTS OF COLLEGE STUDENTS: DO NOT AUTOMATICALLY HAVE AUTHORITY OVER ADULT CHILDREN. Preparing for college means more than just packing clothes. Consider having them sign two legal documents essential for young college bound students; a...
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