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If you have come across this blog because you are grieving the death of a loved one and are facing probate, let us first express our deepest sympathies for your loss. Death is hard emotionally; it can also be hard legally when probate is involved. Probate is a New...
Can I Challenge a Will in New Jersey? There are several legal reasons for a Will contest in New Jersey, but it can be extremely difficult to prove any one of them: Will Not Properly Executed;Will Was Signed Under Duress;Will Was Procured by Fraud;Testator Was Unduly...
Learn How to register your will in New Jersey Let us use are 30 years of experience to help with your Probate Issue Please fill out the form and we will get back to you shortly. Do I Need to Register My Will in New Jersey? Many times, when a person dies in New Jersey,...
When is the right time to begin estate planning in New Jersey? Everyone dies. However not everyone is prepared to die. And even if someone is mentally prepared to die, it does not mean that his or her estate is in good shape to provide the benefits or protect the...
New Jersey Estate Plan for the New Year I know first-hand that one of the easiest things to do this time of year is to consider, but never execute, a list of resolutions for the New Year especially your New Jersey Estate Plan. We all procrastinate when it comes to...
Procrastination and New Jersey Estate Planning Estate planning in New Jersey isn’t something most New Jerseyans like to think about, and often it is ignored until it is too late. But why is it that New Jerseyans ignore or at least procrastinate when it comes to...
New Jersey Probate ensures the deceased’s assets are properly distributed to the deceased's heirs. Probate is the process by which the government ensures the deceased’s assets are properly distributed to their heirs. It is also a process by which the government...
It is not recommended to make a beneficiary of your will its executor if there is a conflict of interest. If you only have one beneficiary, naming that beneficiary as the executor makes sense, as long as they are competent and able to manage their own finances. While...
New Jersey Executors have more responsibilities than just reading a will. Being an Executor in New Jersey is not a responsibility someone should take lightly. The initial responsibility of the executor is to inventory and collect all of the decedent’s assets. The...
The New Jersey Probate Process ensures that the assets are orderly and accurately distributed as per the intent of the testator’s Will If there is a will and the will names an executor, then this person is responsible for “probating the Will”. Probating simply means...
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