A Beneficiaryโs Right to a Formal Accounting in New Jersey is Not Absolute
Mr. Niemann discusses when a formal accounting can be denied under appropriate circumstances if a beneficiaryโs demand for a formal accounting is unreasonable. While โฆ
Challenging a Copy of a Last Will When the Original Will Cannot Be Found
Will Contest and Probate Litigation Attorney, Fredrick P. Niemann, Esq. of Hanlon Niemann & Wright, discusses what happens if an original will cannot be โฆ
Can a Surviving Spouse Avoid Probate in NJ When the Estate Value is Small?
The short answer is yes.ย In the absence of a will, if a deceased spouse owned less than $50,000 of assets to his or โฆ
Gift Taxes vs. Inheritance Taxes: Which is Worse?
Generally, there is no income tax imposed upon assets beneficiaries inherit. However, when they later sell inherited assets, (i.e., appreciated securities and real estate), โฆ
Tuesdayโs Tip: Can you probate a Will with only a copy?
Fred Niemann here with Tuesdayโs legal tip of the day talking to anyone looking for a Last Will and Testament. Can you still probate โฆ