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Fiduciary debiting the estate for fees relating to giving personal effects to someone not named as a survivor.
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Answered on July 27, 2015
A person who is not a beneficiary of an estate should not be given Estate assets. The rest of the issues in your question is based on the language...
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What course of action does the probate lawyer take when executor fails to respond to any of that contact on estate's behalf?
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You are wasting your time trying to deal with the attorney representing the Executor. That attorney has a duty to the Executor to be a zealous...
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Must a Trust made from a NJ Will by husband & Wife, containing a Disclaimer clause, require the Survivor and a named Trustee (ch
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Answered on July 27, 2015
The use of a disclaimer clause often comes hand in hand with NJ Estate tax or Federal Estate tax planning. Thus the need for a Trust, disclaimer...
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What is a legal plan? when do i need it? benefit and risk? procedure to make a legal plan? cost to prepare and change?
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In New Jersey most people need more than a simple Will. We have an Estate Tax based on a relatively low figure, $675,000.00, and a certain amount...
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I want to know how to go about getting power of attorney for my father's medical condition
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An attorney would have to meet with your father talk with him about his wishes both concerning the power of attorney and also concerning who he...
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How do I go about getting power of attorney taken away from my brother
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Your father needs to terminate the power of attorney in writing and provide the termination to any entity that has the power of attorney listed on...
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Someone told me that my parent who recently died had created a will around 2007 in New York but I'm not sure if that is true.
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We do not register Wills in NJ. A person's Will is admitted to probate in the County the person resided in at the time of their death. If you call...
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