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In Siblings’ Squabble Over Parents’ Property, Partition Award Against Sister Affirmed, But Frivolous Sanction Fees Reversed

In McDermott-Guber v. Estate of McDermott, parents deeded a one-half property interest in a vacant parcel to their daughter in 1986. The daughter...
•June 13, 2017••No comments
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Medicaid Applicant’s Right to Use House Placed in Trust Does Not Render Trust Assets Available, Massachusetts High Court Rules

Reversing a lower court, Massachusetts’ highest court ruled that two Medicaid applicants’ trusts were not available assets even though the applicants retained the right...
•June 5, 2017••No comments
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In Probate Litigation, Fraud Claims Dismissed; Complaint “Did Not Even Suggest A Basis For The Requested Relief” 

Plaintiff Neil Epstein sued Barbara Epstein Petka, claiming that, as a result of her fraud and misrepresentation, the decedent had removed the plaintiff...
•June 4, 2017••No comments
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Ethics Committee Says it’s OK for a Judge to Tweet

In a recent opinion, the Massachusetts Committee on Judicial Ethics ruled that a judge may ethically maintain a Twitter account as long as the judge...
•June 1, 2017••No comments
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For The First Time, New Jersey Court Permits Service of Process Via Facebook Post

In a case of first impression in New Jersey, Hon. Stephan C. Hansbury, Presiding Judge of the Chancery Court in Morris County permitted...
•May 29, 2017••No comments
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