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                                    06.18.2024
                                    Steve Mignogna to Present at the ACTEC 2024 Summer MeetingArcher Attorney Steven K. Mignogna will present to the American College of Trust and Estate Council’s Trust Fiduciary Administration Committee on Friday, June 21 at the 2024 Summer Meeting in Toronto, Canada. His presentation will address how fiduciaries deal with lost or missing records. To learn more about the Summer Meeting, click here. Read More
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                                    05.12.2024
                                    Trusts, Estate Planning, and Divorce: How and Why to Consider Divorce in Estate PlanningAttorneys Steven K. Mignogna and Eimi S. Figlio will be among the speakers presenting the seminar, “Trusts, Estate Planning, and Divorce: How and Why to Consider Divorce in Estate Planning” to members of the Greater New Jersey Estate Planning Council. Presenters for this online event will be discussing various cases, recent developments, and why and how to consider divorce […] Read More
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                                    05.07.2024
                                    Melissa Dibble to Speak at the NJSBA’s Annual Meeting and ConventionMelissa Dibble will speak at the New Jersey State Bar Association’s Annual Meeting and Convention, which will be held from May 15-17 at the Borgata Hotel, Casino & Spa in Atlantic City, NJ. The program information is as follows: Fiduciary Litigation Update When: Wednesday, May 15 from 9:30 AM – 10:45 AM Overview: This segment […] Read More
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                                    04.24.2024
                                    Federal Subject Matter Jurisdiction Not Found by District of New Jersey: Probate Exception AppliedCrane v. Crane, Docket No. 23-cv-01527 (D.N.J. Apr. 1, 2024) The plaintiff, Michael Crane (“Michael”), brought claims in federal court alleging that the defendants — Michael’s sister, Jacqueline Crane (“Jacqueline”) and Michael’s nephew, Joseph Candela (“Joseph”) — unlawfully deprived him of property. He also claimed that Jacqueline breached her fiduciary duties and was negligent for […] Read More
