Mount Laurel, NJ
Estate planning Lawyer at Mount Laurel, NJ
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +3 more
Yes as long as the original was in existence and not revoked at the time the note and mortgage were executed. Having said that, it is likely the...
Yes. The beneficiaries merely need to agree when they sign off on the release. If they don't, seek approval of your account from the court.
If everything is done, then the estate is closed in one of four ways: (1) a distribution with no paperwork (foolish for the executor), (2)...
As the other attorneys said, it's tough to give you exact advice without seeing the trust. If it is a true bloodline trust, you should already be...
The Estate is liable and the IRS would expect payment from same. However, the beneficiaries of the estate can move in probate court to have the...
If insurance is paid to one or more individual beneficiaries, the answer is no. If it is payable to the estate, the answer is yes.
An Executor does not have the authority to handle the assets of another individual unless he or she is formally given the authority to do so in the...
If she is the Executor, she can likely do it with one deed. However, real estate is state specific. So even though an estate has been presumably...
As Mr. Levine accurately states, you need to contact the Surrogate's office to obtain the guardianship papers. However, since you have indicated...
You are entitled to a notice of probate within 60 days after the will has been probated and an accounting after one year. It appears both of these...
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