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Appellate Division Spares A Will Contestant Frivolous Litigation Sanctions And The Invocation Of An In Terrorem Clause, Despite Her “Fanciful” Claims

In a November 5, 2010 blog post, I discussed the Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division decision in Matter of Sand, Docket...
•February 10, 2013••No comments
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Can New Jersey And Private Care Providers Assert Liens For Benefits Provided To Charity Care Recipients?

As I explained in a previous post, the New Jersey Hospital Care Payment Assistance Program, commonly called “Charity Care,” is a state program...
•February 7, 2013••No comments
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Decedent’s Foreign Property Is Included In Calculating Spousal Elective Share, Despite Decedent’s Contrary Intent

In Estate of Peck, the Chancery Division, Probate Part examined a decedent’s testamentary intent regarding the disposition of her foreign property, as expressed...
•February 4, 2013••No comments
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Appellate Division Decides Not To Decide Whether Guardian Can Be Held Personally Liable For Fees Of Court-Appointed Counsel For The Ward

In Matter of Rizzo, the son of an adjudicated incapacitated person appealed from a Chancery Division, Probate Part, Bergen County order that had...
•February 1, 2013••No comments
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The Effect Of Fraud On The Time Limits For Challenging Probate Or Administration

In my January 20 blog post, I discussed the time limits imposed under R. 4:85-1 of the New Jersey Court Rules for filing...
•January 28, 2013••No comments
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