Does Marital Fault Play a Role in Alimony Determinations?

In an unusual decision published last week, the New Jersey State Appellate Division called for a hearing on the question of whether or not the "egregious" conduct of an otherwise-qualified alimony recipient should bar her claim to alimony. In the recently published case, the parties...

Capehart Scatchard Attorney Wins Groundbreaking Decision

Mt. Laurel, NJ - Capehart & Scatchard's Thomas D. Begley, III obtained a significant decision in the Superior Court of New Jersey when he successfully argued that an unexecuted Will of a Burlington County resident be admitted to probated....

Understanding the Valuation of Personal Effects

Tangible Personal Assets: What are they worth? This could spark an intense debate. Whether you are looking to value tangible personal assets - collections, cars, jewelry, art - for estate planning purposes or for estate administration purposes, it is important to have the valuation c...

Unexecuted Will Admitted to Probate

Capehart Scatchard’s Thomas D. Begley, III obtained a significant decision in the Superior Court of New Jersey when he successfully argued that an unexecuted Will of a Burlington County resident be admitted to probated. In February 2012, SalvatoreVarsaci consulted with an attorney to...

Paid Leave: New Jersey’s Family Leave Conundrum

Article Paid Leave: New Jersey's Family Leave Conundrum In addition to the federal Family and Medical Leave Act ("FMLA"), several states have their own family leave laws. New Jersey is one of those states. With some relatively minor differences, the New Jersey Family Leave Act mirr...

Workers’ Compensation Newsletter — Volume 18

Newsletter Employers Brace For New Ergonomics Rule On November 13, 2000 the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) implemented the much debated ergonomics rule. How will this affect workers' compensation programs and what should employers, carriers, and third party admin...

Appellate Court Discusses Rambo – No, Not the Movie

A recent Appellate Division case tells an interesting tale of human tragedy, mixing in criminal and estate administration law.  Roy Rambo graduated from dental school in 1977.  Along with his wife, Linda, a dental hygienist, he established a dental practice in Warren County.  Apparent...
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