An Introduction to Estate and Probate Administration in New Jersey and How the Firm Will Assist You:
When a loved one passes away, the assistance of an experienced attorney is essential. Probate requires that the named executor if there was A Last Will and Testament or administrator if the deceased died intestate, without a Last Will and Testament bring a death certificate and original Last Will and Testament, if applicable to the surrogate’s office in the county where the decedent resided at the time of death no earlier than 10 days after the date of death.
We will assist you in gathering information as the Executor or Administrator must complete the required forms at the Surrogate’s Office in order to receive Letters Testamentary or Letters of Administration. The individual is then authorized by the Surrogate’s office to sign documents and proceed with the Administration of the Estate. Unless the estate is small a bond will be required.
We then take over the work of estate administration with your assistance. The following are some of the duties of the Estate Administration Attorney:
Keith A. Singer has extensive experience in all aspects of Real Estate Law in the State of New Jersey. Should you require representation, please call for a free consultation: (732) 749-3700
Generally speaking, real estate closings are an effort among attorneys, realtors, paralegals, title agencies and lenders to coordinate the real estate contract, financing, and timing. Much experience and logistical skill is required, the amount of forms and requirements can be daunting.
The Law Office of Keith A. Singer provides professional services and experience in this area so that the significant transaction is closed seamlessly for each client. The Real Estate Area of practice includes but is not limited to the following: