Are you in the middle of a legal dispute in New Jersey involving an estate? For many individuals, estate litigation is a way to settle disputes and either obtain remedies or defend against allegations of wrongdoing. This process is laden with laws, procedural rules and evidentiary rules. Failure to follow the applicable laws and rules could upend your case. 

At Klatsky & Sciarrabone, our attorneys will review your case and guide you through the process, timely meeting deadlines and strategically pursuing your case. Contact us at 732-741-3200 to schedule a consultation and learn more about how we can help you protect your rights and secure a favorable outcome.

Common Types of Cases Referred to as Estate Litigation

There are many types of cases of cases covered by the term "estate litigation." Some common examples include actions to:

1. Contest a will;

2. Remove an executor or administrator for failure to perform their duties;

3. Compel a fiduciary (i.e. an executor, administrator, trustee, guardian or custodian) to account;

4. Compel payment of an elective share to a surviving spouse;

5. Compel payment of an intestate share to a surviving spouse omitted from their deceased spouse's will;

6. Request advice and instructions from the court regarding interpretation of an ambiguous will provision;

7. Declare an estate insolvent;

8. Declare a missing person deceased;

9. Obtain approval of a fiduciary accounting;

10. Modify a trust;

11. Terminate a trust; and

12. Appoint a guardian for an incompetent adult.

Contact Klatsky & Sciarrabone Today

Estate litigation plays a crucial role in resolving disputes. At Klatsky & Sciarrabone, our attorneys protect the rights and interests of individuals involved in estate litigation. Our attorneys provide valuable legal representation and strategic guidance. Contact us today by filling out the online form or calling us at 732-741-3200 to schedule a consultation and to increase the chances of a favorable resolution in your case.