Author: Melissa Osorio Dibble
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08.28.2015
Financial Elder Abuse: Does a Bank have a Duty to Report?
Lucca v. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., 2015 N.J. Super. LEXIS 105 (Law Div. Jan. 28, 2015)(approved for publication June 24, 2015) Over several months in 2011, plaintiff Margaret Lucca made approximately twenty-seven wire transfers, totaling about $330,000, from her account at Wells Fargo Bank. She sent the funds at the direction of an individual who […]
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08.28.2015
The Nature of Summary Proceedings in Probate Matters
In re Scuderi, 2015 N.J. Super. Unpub. LEXIS 1646 (App. Div. July 9, 2015) This case addressed issues pertaining to a guardianship dispute, including the sale of real estate and the removal of the guardian. In particular, defendant Richard Scuderi appealed from the order authorizing the listing for sale of certain property and dismissing his […]
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04.16.2014
Private Planes Owned by Trusts
Private planes owned by trusts: check out these recent articles that appeared in the New York Times and The Salt Lake Tribune. Iran Gets an Unlikely Visitor, an American Plane, but No One Seems to Know Why Iran: Mystery Utah jet was chartered by Ghana
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01.09.2014
Steven K. Mignogna’s Treatise on Estate and Trust Litigation
The essential guide to probate litigation in New Jersey. In New Jersey, probate litigation is subject to a host of rules and procedures, most of which are enforced strictly. This comprehensive treatise will provide everything you need to successfully prepare for and litigate an estate matter. The author begins with the historical background and then reviews […]
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