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Co-Executors Of New Jersey Estate Must Act In Concert; Unilateral Action By Co-Executor May Constitute Grounds For Removal

A New Jersey court has held that a co-executor’s “unbridled belief she could act unilaterally in administering the decedent’s estate without the need...
•June 6, 2011••No comments
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Court-Approved Compensation Paid To Medicaid Applicant’s Children For Services Under Power Of Attorney Does Not Prevent Medicaid Penalty

A New Jersey appeals court upheld the imposition of a penalty period on a nursing home resident’s receipt of Medicaid benefits, holding that...
•June 5, 2011••No comments
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Presumption Of VA Service-Connection Extended To Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia And Small-Cell Lymphocytic Lymphoma

In order to receive service-connected compensation benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) in the usual case, a veteran must (1) be...
•June 2, 2011••No comments
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Credibility Determinations By A Trial Court In Cases Involving Claims of Abuse Of A Power Of Attorney Are Binding On Appeal

Matter of Mildred B. Trocolor involved a dispute between two of the decedent’s adult children who were co-executors of the decedent’s estate. The...
•May 30, 2011••No comments
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Chancery Court Dismisses Contested Guardianship Action Without A Hearing; Appellate Division Affirms

In a victory to the contesting parent, the dismissal of a daughter’s guardianship application without a hearing was recently affirmed by the Appellate...
•May 23, 2011••No comments
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