Is the executor commission calculated on the full amount of corpus assets put through probate in NJ?
Typically the commission is based on the full amount of principal (corpus) in the probate estate. However the commission must always be...
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Typically the commission is based on the full amount of principal (corpus) in the probate estate. However the commission must always be...
Is your question, what do you do if you have several years of un-filed tax returns? Well, I would start by having a good CPA prepare and file the...
If you feel that someone can't adequately manage their affairs it is possible that such a proceeding is in order. Based on your description you...
I like Mr. Garland's reasoning for why it's a loan but generally without a note or evidence of a loan an amount you give (or pay for) someone is...
You need to determine if the estate "little" value or "no" value (or less than zero) as a first step. It may make sense to do absolutely nothing...
Depending on how the home was owned (uncle alone or uncle with right of survivorship to his wife who survived him), the house may have gone to his...
If anyone, including the agent under a POA, is abusing an incapacitated person there is a procedure to protect them. This is called a guardianship...
In an intestate estate, blood-related children of the deceased are entitled to notice, yes.
Depending on the terms of the trust, you can do this. I think however the bigger question is why do you want to do this and do you need to do it?...
Ms. Jacobs answer is correct.