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Kelly M. Barry

Kelly focuses her practice in the area of estate planning and estate administration. She represents clients in all aspects of estate, trust, and related tax matters, including planning for both simple and complex estates, and probate litigation. Kelly assists clients with drafting Last Wills and Testaments, revocable and irrevocable trusts, Durable Powers of Attorney, Living Wills and Advance Healthcare Directives. She also assists clients with gifting and transfers of family assets and closely-held businesses. In the area of estate administration, Kelly represents clients in all aspects of probate matters, including intestacy proceedings, probate of Wills, marshaling and inventorying estate assets, preparation and filing of federal and state death tax returns, preparation of formal and informal estate accountings, and the final distribution of estate assets to the beneficiaries and heirs of the estate. She also assists clients with post-mortem estate planning opportunities.

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03.13.2014

Posted in Speaking Events | By Estate & Trust Group

Steven Mignogna and Anthony La Ratta Presented “Hot Trends in Probate Litigation” for Burlington County Bar Association

Archer & Greiner Partners Steven K. Mignogna and Anthony R. La Ratta presented “Hot Trends in Probate Litigation,” a seminar sponsored by the Burlington County Bar Association, on March 12, 2014, at the Burlington County Office Building in Mount Holly, N.J.

The panel of presenters also included the Hon. Karen L. Suter, Presiding Judge of the Chancery Division of New Jersey Superior Court in Burlington County, with Ethan J. Ordog, Esquire, of the Begley Law Group, as moderator.

Topics covered included: writings intended as wills, will contests, claims involving attorneys, elective share claims, intestate succession law & Social Security benefits, wrongful death damages, and revocation of trust by an agent. The session earned attendees credits toward continuing legal education (CLE) requirements for New Jersey and Pennsylvania attorneys.