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08.03.2017
Video: 5th Annual Estate Litigation Seminar – Charitable Funds: The Latest Challenges
Charitable Funds: The Latest Challenges Moderator: Steven K. Mignogna Speakers: Melissa Osorio Dibble, Frances A. McElhill, Jonathan B. Peitz, Deputy Attorney General – State of New Jersey, and Robert Berness, University Counsel – Princeton University
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08.02.2017
Video: 5th Annual Estate Litigation Seminar – Hot Trends
Hot Trends in Estate Litigation Moderator: Anthony R. La Ratta Speakers: Andrew J. Cevasco, Gregory J. Palakow, Denis J. Lawler, Melissa Osorio Dibble, and Brittney A. Cafero
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07.25.2017
Appellate Division Affirms Burlington County Decision: Handwritten Document Constitutes A Valid Will
In the Matter of the Estate of Alice M. Malsberger, deceased, No. A-2751-15T3 (N.J. Super. Ct. App. Div. July 14, 2017). This is an unpublished Appellate Division decision arising out of Burlington County. The material facts were not in dispute. Alice Malsberger (“Alice”) died May 26, 2015. Following Alice’s death, plaintiff Patricia White (“Patricia”), a […]
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07.12.2017
Carrie Fisher’s Daughter Named As Beneficiary Of Her Mother’s Estate
Final assets have been revealed for the Estate of Carrie Fisher. Fisher’s assets include several bank accounts, a 2016 Tesla S, full ownership of several LLCs and a life insurance policy, according to court documents. Fisher’s family compound is also on the market for $18 million, the proceeds of which will likely be incorporated into […]
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Steven K. Mignogna
Steve serves as Co-Chair of Archer’s Private Wealth, Estates & Trusts Group and Chair of the firm’s Estate and Trust Litigation Group. He focuses on commercial litigation, including litigation involving probate matters, estates, trusts, gifts, fiduciaries, guardianships, and real estate, handling cases in the state and federal courts, at both the trial and appellate levels. Representing both institutions and individuals, Steve’s clients include banks, corporate fiduciaries, investment companies, educational and charitable institutions, and real estate firms, as well as beneficiaries of estates and trusts, executors, trustees, guardians, incapacitated persons, surviving spouses, and persons having an interest in real estate.