I am an executor of a will. When do I disburse funds to beneficiaries. The house is not sold and there is a loan and utilities

I agree with above - the breadth of your questions lives little doubt that you should retain a qualified attorney to advise...

My wife abandoned me

The above answer, correct in certain respects, is worrisome because it seems to ignore the *children*. They are already under stress for having mom...

Do I absolutely need an attorney?

The law can never be answered "100%" - not in this forum or (in most cases) in an attorney's office. However, from the very few facts you've given...

In New Jersey, the defendant must be a resident in the County were the small claim is filed. However, this does not mean that the Court has no...

If someone takes me to small claims does it go on my report

No, the creditor usually reports the final judgment if unpaid. If you settle prior to the court date, this (including the lawsuit) generally does...

I am facing conspiracy to commit housebreaking and housebreaking charges

These are serious charges - in New Jersey burglary is a 2nd or 3rd degree crime depending on various factors. In most conspiracy cases, the...

My checking account was levied....but I received no notice on who did it....are they not suppose to tell you who took the money?

Absolutely, you are entitled to Notice. Please see a local bankruptcy attorney to assist you. www.GardenStateLaw.Com

If I move to Mexico and I have a cell phone contract is the cancelation fee still apply?

In all likelihood yes, the fee would apply. There have been a number of cancellation fee class actions - the only question they answered is the...

My father passed away recently. My sister had power of attorney for the last 5 years of his life.

This advice may vary according to local law and is not to be relied upon. That said, generally, NO, you do not have the right to access his...

In NJ does an at will employee have a shot at wrongful termination case? What is the threshold that you would have to prove?

This requires an entire lecture. First answer above (Ms. Lenhard) is substantially correct. www.GardenStateLaw.Com