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05.16.2016
The Uniform Trust Code Arrives in New Jersey — Finally!
On January 19, 2016, New Jersey enacted the Uniform Trust Code (“UTC”), to take effect on July 17, 2016. The new statute is in Chapter 31 of Title 3B of the New Jersey statutes. This is the first part of a bi-weekly series in which we will discuss New Jersey law generally, and the UTC […]
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05.13.2016
The Battle over Prince’s Estate
The Estate of Prince Rogers Nelson, the artist known as “Prince,” is currently the focus of a battle over the distribution of his assets, estimated to be valued at more than $100 million. Prince is believed to have died without any will, although the Judge in Carver County, Minnesota is giving his family time to […]
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05.06.2016
Steven K. Mignogna Spoke at Two Seminars at Upcoming NJBA Annual Convention
Steven K. Mignogna, a Shareholder in Archer & Greiner’s Haddonfield office, will be speaking on “Uniform Trust Code – The New Legislation and Your Practice” and “Fiduciary Litigation Update” at the New Jersey State Bar Association’s Annual Meeting and Convention, being held May 18th-20th in Atlantic City, NJ. The first seminar Mr. Mignogna is presenting […]
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05.02.2016
Counsel Fees and Costs: Exception to the American Rule
In the Matter of the Estate of Adrian J. Folcher 2016 N.J. LEXIS 330 (N.J., Apr. 26, 2016) Adrian Folcher (“Folcher”) had three children with his first wife, who died in July 2002. In December 2002, Folcher married Bernice Folcher (“Bernice”). In 2003, Folcher and Bernice signed a postnuptial agreement, which provided that any real […]
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Andrew J. Cevasco
Andrew handles a broad array of litigation and transactional matters focused on estate litigation, trust and estate planning, elder law, and business counseling. He advocates for clients in Superior Court in will contests, trust litigation, and probate matters. Andrew counsels individuals and families in estate planning and estate administration matters. He prepares Wills, Trusts and related estate planning documents, and assists clients with administration of estates, including probate, preparation and filing of estate tax returns, and estate and trust funding and distributions. He also represents clients with regard to guardianship and elder law issues. In his business counseling practice, Andrew provides a broad range of services to the firm’s commercial clients, including business planning, business formation and dissolution, employment and contract issues, and real estate matters.