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Trust Law and Litigation

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Must You Pay a Realty Transfer Fee (Tax!) When Transferring Real Estate to a Trust

HNW August 22, 2022 Real Estate, Landlord/Tenant, and Zoning, Understanding When a Trust Should Be Used in NJ

Recently, an out of state client wanted to transfer two NJ properties into a revocable living trust. Both properties were subject to mortgages.  The …

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Siblings Can Demand a Financial Accounting and Visitation from a Fiduciary

HNW July 24, 2022 Guardianship Law, Power of Attorney, Understanding When a Trust Should Be Used in NJ

Siblings can demand a financial account and visitation from another sibling(s) who is a fiduciary (trusted agent) for their parent(s) or a disabled person …

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Does a Revocable Trust Require an Employee ID or Social Security Number?

HNW July 8, 2022 Understanding When a Trust Should Be Used in NJ

I was recently asked about my thoughts as to the use of an EIN vs. social security number for a revocable trust. Under Treas. …

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Can a Contingent Beneficiary Demand an Accounting?

HNW March 3, 2022 Estate Planning

Can any trust beneficiary can compel a trustee to account? Does the type of contingency make a difference? While trust beneficiaries generally can seek …

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Child Support Can Be Placed in a Special Needs Trust to Preserve Government Benefits

HNW August 27, 2020 Estate Planning

Child support can be directed to a first party special needs trust, if one exists.  Child support cannot go into a third party special …

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You Don’t Lose Your Status as a Partner if You Assign Your Partnership Interest to Your Revocable Trust

HNW August 6, 2020 Estate Planning, Partnership Rights Litigation

Four dentists formed a partnership to acquire and maintain a dental office building.  The then-partners amended their agreement to allow one of the partners …

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To Make a Gift to a Minor Beneficiary, Do You Always Need to Set Up a Trust?

HNW June 10, 2020 Elder Law, Estate Planning

Consider making a gift to a minor by way of the Uniform Transfer to Minors Act or the Uniform Gift to Minors Act instead …

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Creating a Trust is the Best Solution for Keeping Money Away From a Spendthrift Daughter-in-Law and Son-in-Law

HNW June 9, 2020 Elder Law, Estate Planning

Creating a trust limits the ability of beneficiaries to squander trust assets and income. If you have a son-in-law or daughter-in-law who is reckless …

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Trust Law and Litigation

If the Federal Estate Tax Exemption is Reduced in the Future, Will Your Estate Be Penalized?

HNW May 28, 2020 Elder Law, Estate Planning

Today the Federal Estate death tax exemption is very high. Only the very wealthy are subject to federal death taxes. The law may change …

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Trustee of a Revocable Trust Has Legal Obligations to Trust Beneficiaries

HNW April 27, 2020 Elder Law, Estate Planning

New Jersey law allows a Court to remove a Trustee for reasons including “….unfitness, unwillingness, or persistent failure of the Trustee to administer the …

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Bringing Legal Action Against a Trustee Because the Trust is Performing Poorly in the Market

HNW June 3, 2019 Elder Law, Will Contest and Probate Litigation

Who is Responsible When a Trust Shows Poor Economic Performance? Poor performance from trusts, coupled with today’s financial and accounting scandals, have fueled investor …

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Disputes as to Administration of the Estate

HNW February 13, 2019 Elder Law, Estate Administration and Probate

Sometimes deputes occur concerning who will administer an estate. In such cases, when there is a dispute the decision rests in the court’s discretion, …

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Disputes Regarding the Validity and Interpretation of Wills and Trusts

HNW January 15, 2019 Elder Law, Estate Administration and Probate

Procedural Issues; Standing to Contest a Last Will or an Estate A party contesting a will must have standing to challenge the will. Generally, …

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Don’t Make These Five Common Trust Mistakes

HNW August 25, 2011 Elder Law, Understanding When a Trust Should Be Used in NJ

It’s easy for trustees to make mistakes.  Use this simple guide to avoid the common pitfalls. Trust administration often comes down to a few …

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Attorney, Fredrick P. Niemann of Hanlon Niemann, Freehold, NJ Listed in Peer Review Rating

HNW October 24, 2008 Firm News

Fredrick P. Niemann, Esq., founding partner of Hanlon Niemann, has been listed by the prestigious Martindale-Hubbell as “peer review” rated for 2008. The peer …

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