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02.10.2016
Estate of Kathryn Parker Blair, Superior Court of NJ, Appellate Division, Docket No. A-5482-13T1
The petitioner, Lori Ann Parker, appealed an April 29, 2014 Order that dismissed her Verified Complaint. Petitioner had sought to set aside her aunt’s Will because, among other reasons, she claimed that her aunt had signed the Will as the result of undue influence and also lacked requisite testamentary capacity. On June 25, 1987, Kathryn […]
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02.05.2016
College Planning Seminar
Do you have children for whom you have yet to consider paying for education? Are you thinking your children are young enough and there is plenty of time? Do you think it’s too late? Will you qualify for financial aid, and if not, how are you going to pay for it? Do you have an […]
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02.05.2016
The Biggest Mistakes Estate Executors Make
Mistakes made by an executor can lead to the executor getting sued. On February 1, 2016, The Wall Street Journal wrote an article entitled The Biggest Mistakes Estate Executors Make http://www.wsj.com/articles/the-biggest-mistakes-executors-make-1454295683, and listed some of the biggest mistakes executors want to avoid.
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02.01.2016
Excessive Executor’s Fees in Helmsley Estate
Leona Helmsley died in 2007 leaving behind nearly $4.8 billion in assets. The four executors of her estate, including two of her grandchildren, have sought $100 million to cover their costs of dealing with her many bequests. The Attorney General is contesting their fees. The Attorney General suggests that the payment to the executors be […]
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Matthew Nicodemo
Matthew represents clients in the area of estate litigation, with an emphasis in litigation involving will contests, disputes between fiduciaries and beneficiaries, guardianship matters, accountings, trust interpretation and reformation, and businesses.