Did his mother have a will? Was her estate administered or probated? When the owner of a property dies, the property will be inherited either...

It sounds like you need a will. The only person who has any right to supersede a will in any respect is a spouse. Other than that, a will empowers...

Firstly, my heart goes out to you and your father, Alzheimer's is very difficult on a lot of levels. Provided that your father still has the...

It is tricky to answer your question without reading the trust and seeing the deed and gathering some other information. However, you are probably...

No, unfortunately you will not avoid the New Jersey Income Tax. You will need to file what is called a "Part-Year Resident Return," (and possibly a...

None. The guardian’s duty is only to your relative (as he is still living his estate does not yet exist; when he dies the guardianship will...

Maybe— fringe benefits are considered income but this is a complex area of law that has many exceptions. If the expenses would be deductible if you...

To supplement what Ms. Martynowski said, as you move through the process bear in mind that the family court system is totally overwhelmed at the...

The good news is that being the breadwinner does NOT mean he will have sole custody. The norm in New Jersey is to have joint "legal custody." Legal...

I would largely refer to you Mr. Madigan's previous answer, and would only add that you can (and should) submit a Confidential Litigant Information...