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Unsigned Trust May Be Valid if Decedent Reviewed the Trust and Gave Final Assent to its Contents

The decedent, Dr. Evan Merritt London, was single with no children. He executed a number of wills and trusts over the years, with...
•October 17, 2017••No comments
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Donald D. Vanarelli, Esq. to Present ‘Elder and Disability Law Update’ at 20th Annual Symposium

2017 Elder and Disability Law Symposium ‘Elder and Disability Law Update’ to be presented by leading NJ Elder Law and Estate Planning Attorney,...
•October 15, 2017••No comments
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Unsent Text Message on Mobile Phone Accepted as Last Will and Testament by Australian Court

A court in Australia accepted an unsent, draft text message on a mobile phone as an official Last Will and Testament. Nichol v. Nichol...
•October 14, 2017••No comments
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Appellate Division Reverses Trial Court: Executor’s Misconduct Did Not Meet the “Extremes” Required in the Statute Allowing Removal of Executor

Dolores Pierce died in December 2014. She appointed her son Michael as executor of her estate, and letters testamentary issued on May 20,...
•October 9, 2017••No comments
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Donald D. Vanarelli, Esq. to Present at the 2017 Military Law Symposium

The New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education, Middlesex County Bar Foundation and NJSBA Military Law and Veterans’ Affairs Section will present the...
•October 7, 2017••No comments
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