According to a 2025 news article, New Jersey ranked number two in the nation for residents leaving their home state. Many of the residents who leave New Jersey have parents, grandparents and other family members who stay behind. When a relative passes away with assets and liabilities, it is important to know how to administer […]
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If you are an out-of-state resident, then you may find yourself in a situation where a relative has passed away and they named you as the executor or executrix of their estate. Even though your relative was domiciled in your state, he/she may have owned real property in New Jersey. Oftentimes, real property is the
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There may come a time when a loved one becomes mentally incompetent and you need to manage their legal, medical or financial affairs. In most cases, you will likely need to file a guardianship application with the Superior Court to obtain guardianship over that person. However, depending on the circumstances, there may be guardianship alternatives
There may come a time when a friend or loved one passes away. If they had a will, then their will might have named you as executor. Alternatively, they may pass away without a will leaving no named administrator. In either scenario, the decedent will leave behind an estate that will need to be administered
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