How to get a house put in your name after the owner dies in new jersey

To transfer ownership of NJ real estate, the owner must duly execute a properly drafted deed to the new owner. Although not required, the new...

Can a Nursing Home have me arrested for 'abandonment' of my elderly mother because of MA-Pending application hasn't been process

While elder abuse and abandonment can be a crime, it seems rather unlikely that a child would be committing either if the parent is at a care...

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During my divorce proceedings my x-wife's attorney had a court order to freeze my IRA accounts. The divorce is over.

The wife's attorney represents your ex-wife and will not do legal work such as preparing a court owner to revoke a freeze unless your ex-wife...

Who pays for a Guardianship Petition in NYS?

If you are asking who pays the legal fees for the attorney who handles the guardianship, the answer is it depends what the engagement agreement...

What is the best bank or investment to put your money that is in a special needs fund trust? I am 61 and soc secuirty disabled.

There is no "best" investment. It is up to the trustee, not the trust beneficiary, to invest the trust. Liquidity needs and other factors...

Here are three questions that I hope you can shed some light on for me.

An estate personal representative is entitled to a fee. A transfer on death deed covers real estate not personal property like house contents. ...

What is the best way to protect my adult children and my house before I remarry, a will or a trust?

Neither. The ONLY way to properly protect children from a prior marriage is to consult with a family law attorney before you get married and work...

The owner of a vehicle has substantial potential liability when a driver authorized by the owner causes an accident. Therefore, if you don't want...

Unlike most other states, NJ's probate system does not require court involvement once executors are appointed. Depending on will terms and...

Can I charge my mom who is disabled for taking care of her full time. She can not walk and has one disabled arm and leg.

You can charge your mother for care provided she agrees to pay you. However, unless your care agreement conforms to Medicaid requirements, it...