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08.18.2023
All in the Family: Brother’s Suit Claiming Breach of Fiduciary Duties and Unjust Enrichment Fails
Jemison v. Jemison, No. 21-1805, 2022 WL 2383611 (3d Cir. July 1, 2022) William Jemison and Michael Jemison were officers and members of the Board of Directors for Heyco, Inc. (“Heyco”), and co-trustees and beneficiaries to the Jemison Family Trust (“Trust”). Their brother, Steven Jemison (“Steven”), a former shareholder of Heyco and a co-trustee and […]
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08.10.2023
Will Beneficiary Bound by Settlement Agreement
Matter of Estate of Clarkin, No. A-1898-21, 2023 WL 3993261 (N.J. Super. App. Div. June 13, 2023) The decedent, Thomas Clarkin, executed his last will, married Geraldine, and post-marriage, executed a power of attorney in Geraldine’s favor. Matter of Estate of Clarkin at *1. Following Thomas’ marriage to Geraldine and a year prior to Thomas’ […]
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08.07.2023
Matthew Nicodemo to Serve as a Panelist to the Essex County Early Settlement Panel for Probate Matters
Archer attorney, Matthew Nicodemo, was recently invited and approved as a panelist to the Essex County Early Settlement Panel for Probate matters. Panelists assist the court by mediating contested probate matters, including estate, trust, and guardianship cases. The panel is comprised of experienced estate, trust, and elder law attorneys who are specially selected by the Chancery […]
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08.01.2023
11th Annual Estate Litigation Seminar
Join us for a complimentary seminar where Archer attorneys and other professionals and guests will present a review of new case law and other significant developments on trust, estate and fiduciary litigation from the region and around the country. WHEN Tuesday, September 12, 2023 from 8:30 AM to 1:00 PM EDT (Registration and breakfast starting […]
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Featured Contributor
Donald P. Craig
Don’s estate litigation practice includes will contests, disputes between fiduciaries and beneficiaries and preparation of accountings. Don also represents clients in contested accounting actions, breach of fiduciary duty claims and disputes involving the validity or use of powers of attorney. Prior to joining Archer, Don served for 25 years as counsel to the Surrogate of Camden County. He reviewed wills for submission to probate in the Camden County Surrogate’s Court, and reviewed all probate pleadings filed in the Superior Court in Camden County, including the audit of all fiduciary accountings.