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Estate Litigation
As an elder law attorney, I receive many inquires from potential clients asking me to...
In New Jersey, a document may be accepted for probate as a will in a...
The concept of what constitutes a “confidential relationship” (one of the elements creating a presumption...
New Jersey estate planning attorneys were again reminded of the conflict of interest minefield they...
Most of the cases discussed on this blog (and, I suspect, on most blogs which...
In the recent case of Rossius v. Krasheninnikoff, plaintiff filed a complaint in which she...
2009 was an exciting year of litigation in the elder and disability law arena, producing...
The entire controversy doctrine requires litigants in a lawsuit to assert all claims that each...
When developing your estate plan, it is important to recognize the possibility that, after your...
If a client chooses not to leave his estate equally to his heirs, or even...
A new Supreme Court decision illustrates the importance of making sure your beneficiary designations are...
An executor may block a surviving spouse’s attempts to withdraw assets from a decedent’s estate...
In an unpublished opinion, the Superior Court, Appellate Division, reversed a trial court’s judgment summarily...
A New Jersey appeals court overturned the dismissal of a lawsuit alleging that the defendants...
A part of my practice involves mediation and collaborative legal practice. Both mediation and collaborative...
In McAuliffe vs. Benish, Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division, plaintiffs, the adult daughters...
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