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12.06.2021
The Award of Counsel Fees and Costs in Estate Matters Comes Before the Appellate Division for a Second Time
In re Estate of Felix Fornaro, No. A-2346-19, 2021 WL 5104820 (N.J. Super. Ct. App. Div. November 3, 2021). This matter came to the Appellate Division a second time, following a 2019 remand to the trial court for application of the criteria relevant to an award of counsel fees. In re Estate of Felix Fornaro, […]
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11.30.2021
20th Anniversary – Annual Forum: Hot Trends in Estate Litigation
When: Wednesday, December 8th, 2021 – Noon-1:15PM Where: This is an online event Overview: The panel will be covering the latest cases and trends on trusts and estates in general and the following topics in particular: counsel fees, disputes as to wills and trusts, probate litigation trends, procedural hurdles, and important cases from other jurisdictions. […]
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11.22.2021
Ask Archer: A Fireside Chat on Updating an Estate Plan When Moving to Another State or Country
When: Thursday, December 16, 2021 from 10:00 AM to 10:30 AM EST Where: This is an online event Speaker: Lawrence C. Wohl. Esq. Overview: This Fireside Chat will address the effects changing state or international residency may have on Estate Planning, including one’s Will, Trust, Power of Attorney and Living Will. Moving to find better […]
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11.22.2021
Andrew J. Cevasco Presented at BCBA “Professionalism in 2021 – The Do’s and Do Not’s in Trying Times”
On Monday, November 15th, Andrew J. Cevasco, Esq. moderated a Professionalism Seminar for the Bergen County Bar Association featuring speakers – Hon. Bonnie Mizdol, AJSC; Anna Levine from NJ Lawyers Assistance Program; Kim Ringler Esq; and David T. Robinson, Esq. The Professionalism in the Law Committee presented its annual seminar exploring ethics and professionalism. Throughout […]
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Andrew J. Cevasco
Andrew J. Cevasco has established himself as an experienced and successful personal and business advisor. He has handled a broad array of matters over his 30 year career ranging from transactional matters to a variety of trials in both the Law and Chancery Divisions of the N.J. Superior Court for business and individual clients.