How Long Does an Executor Have to Settle an Estate in New Jersey?

Any individual appointed as an executor or personal representative in New Jersey has a legal responsibility to settle the estate according to the wishes of the deceased. This ordinarily needs to be accomplished in a timely manner by following all of the necessary legal procedures before the assets are distributed and the estate is considered “settled”. This includes probate and paying any debts and taxes that the estate is liable for.

Legal Separation Vs Divorce in New Jersey

If a New Jersey marriage or civil union breaks down, there is a set of legal processes to go through to bring a legal end to the relationship. Marriages may end in a separation or divorce whereas civil union breakdowns may end in a type of legal separation (you cannot get a divorce from a civil union).

How Long Does a Divorce in New Jersey Take?

How long your divorce will take is a question complicated by several factors. how well prepared you are, how far apart you and your spouse are in your expectations, how you deal with issues, how well you communicate and, if necessary, the quality of professional help you enlist to facilitate your divorce.

Beginning the Divorce Process in New Jersey

Whether you make the decision alone or with your spouse, divorce throws up many considerations, questions, and potential complexities. One of the main things you’re probably wondering is how does it all start? What processes must be navigated and how can you ensure that you follow the rules so that there are no unnecessary hiccups or delays to your divorce?

What to Do if You Are Denied Child Support Modifications in NJ

Requesting child support modifications in NJ Child support is a complex matter. The court takes several factors into consideration when determining an appropriate amount of child support. These details include the child’s financial needs, the income and financial resources of both parents, and the custody agreement. Whether you are the custodial parent or the paying […]

Benefits of Estate Planning in New Jersey

Think you don’t need an estate plan? If you have children, if you own a business, if you have a home, if you have debts, if you’re concerned about taxes, if you want to plan for rising healthcare costs or want to decide how you plan to leave your legacy—if any or all of these things apply to you, then an estate plan could be of benefit.