Probate Litigation

Under New Jersey Law, a surviving spouse or domestic partner may be entitled to an elective share of their spouse’s or partner’s Estate, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 3B:8-1, in lieu of a distribution under their Will. Pursuant to the Elective Share statute, a spouse or domestic partner may take their share… Continue reading →

In recent years, a common issue that a growing number of individuals face is how to care for themselves as they age. Healthcare, finances, and even routine errands can pose a significant challenge. Proper planning can ease the burden, but improper planning can create significant risks for both you and… Continue reading →

Prior to receiving a distribution from an Estate, the Executor will often require a beneficiary to sign a “Release and Refunding Bond.” Continue reading →

Often times, attorneys may be bombarded by family members or relatives with requests to provide free legal services which a family member or relative may request. One typical request might be that a family member may request if the attorney could draft a Will for them. While this may seem like a simple and good idea, it is one that could have disastrous consequences which could lead to future Estate Litigation. Continue reading →