Saturday, September 12, 2009
Will contests and Contested Probate
Do you think you're entitled to money or might be entitled to money from an estate or trust? Do you believe that someone is unfairly claiming money or property that is rightfully yours? Has The Executor of Adminsitration of The Estate not done their job? If so, and you are a prospective plaintiff or defendant, then you may need an attorney to protect your rights.
At some point in time, you may be asked to serve as the executor of the estate of a relative or friend, or you may ask someone to serve as your executor. An executor's job comes with many legal obligations. Under certain circumstances, an executor can even be held personally liable for unpaid estate taxes.Under increasingly complex laws and rulings, particularly with respect to taxes, an executor can be in charge for two or three years before the estate administration is completed. If the job is to be done without unnecessary cost and without causing undue hardship and delay for the beneficiaries of the estate, the executor should have an understanding of the many problems involved and an organization created for settling estates. In short, an executor should have experience.
KENNETH VERCAMMEN
Attorney at Law
Legal Resume
2053 Woodbridge Ave.
Edison, NJ 08817
732-572-0500
www.centraljerseyelderlaw.com
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