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Parents with three adopted children illustration.
The “Stranger to the Adoption” Doctrine Bars Adult Adoptee from Receiving a Class Gift Held...
Lost in thought, widow stares out the window, looking quite sad, illustration.
The decedent’s surviving spouse Deborah had previously filed a probate lawsuit under New Jersey Statute...
Plaintiff Neil Epstein sued Barbara Epstein Petka, claiming that, as a result of her fraud...
In a case of first impression in New Jersey, Hon. Stephan C. Hansbury, Presiding Judge...
Donald D. Vanarelli, Esq. (https://vanarellilaw.com/) will present at the “2017 Sophisticated Elder Law” seminar given...
The decedent, Kathryn Parker Blair, had executed a will bequeathing her estate to her siblings...
The Appellate Division affirmed a summary judgment ruling by a trial court in a probate...
In 1992, Ann Mark created two irrevocable trusts for the benefit of her three children....
New Jersey Appellate Division rules prospective client’s correspondence with law office secretary who did not mention...
In this will contest involving the doctrine of probable intent, Hon. Robert P. Contillo, P.J.Ch....
Happy New Year to clients, supporters, friends and readers. Last month, an article on this...
A lawyer who was found to have exerted undue influence over his mother must reimburse...
On March 9, 2015, I blogged about an Appellate Division case holding that marriage does...
In this case, an Ocean County judge ruled that litigants in domestic violence cases who...
Nancy Gimenez-Watson was a resident of Brighton Gardens of Edison, an assisted living facility (ALF)...
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