I am a certified divorce and family law attorney by the NJ Supreme Court - meaning that I specialize in divorce & post-divorce matters, custody and child support disputes, domestic violence matters, and prenuptial agreement work. My firm also handles some estate work for clients but with the issue presented, you are better off talking with an estate law specialist. When you run your search, be careful of general practice lawyers who say that they also handle estate claims..... that is like asking a foot doctor to take a look at a brain tumor and tell you what he thinks. Not a good idea. For your purposes, I think that it will be more cost-effective and you will have a better sense of where you stand talking to a specialist.
Answered on Dec 29th, 2020 at 8:31 AM