With many employers allowing their workers to work remotely, either full or part-time, the rules that apply to those remote employees are important for any employer to know. In New Jersey, two New Jersey laws, the New Jersey Law Against
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Archer Launches China Practice Group; Opens Office in Houston with Three New Partners
Voorhees, NJ – Archer, one of the largest full-service law firms in the Mid-Atlantic region, today announced the launch of its Houston, Texas office, which will house its new China Practice Group, established to assist clients with business…
No More Attorney-Review Requirement in Palimony Agreements in New Jersey
Moynihan v. Lynch, 250 N.J. 60 (March 8, 2022)
This New Jersey Supreme Court decision addresses the validity of a palimony agreement.
Beginning in 1997, plaintiff Kathleen Moynihan (“Kathleen”) and defendant Edward Lynch (“Edward”) were involved in a long-term romantic…
The Ehrlich saga continues
In re the Estate of Richard Ehrlich, Deceased, No. A-4033-19 (N.J. Super. Ct. App. Div. March 11, 2022)
This appeal is the latest development in the ongoing litigation of the estate of Richard Ehrlich – the seminal (and nationally recognized)…
Steven K. Mignogna and Melissa Dibble to Speak at NJSBA Annual Meeting and Convention
When: May 18th -20th, 2022
Where: Borgata Hotel, Casino & Spa, Atlantic City, NJ
Archer Faculty: Steven K. Mignogna, Esq. and Melissa Osorio Dibble, Esq. On May 19th, Steve and Melissa will be on a panel together for the program,…
Melissa Dibble Spoke at American Bar Association’s 34th Annual Real Property, Trust & Estate Law National CLE Conference
Archer attorney Melissa Dibble recently spoke at the American Bar Association’s 34th Annual Real Property, Trust & Estate Law Virtual and In-Person National CLE Conference held from April 26-29, 2022
Melissa spoke on a panel on directed trusts on April…
Melissa Dibble to Speak at American Bar Association’s 34th Annual Real Property, Trust & Estate Law National CLE Conference
Archer attorney Melissa Dibble will speak at the American Bar Association’s 34th Annual Real Property, Trust & Estate Law Virtual and In-Person National CLE Conference held from April 26-29, 2022
Melissa will be speaking on a panel on directed trusts…
IRS Releases Proposed Regulations for Required Minimum Distributions
By Eimi Figlio
The IRS released proposed regulations regarding certain changes to the required minimum distribution (RMD) rules for retirement plans resulting from the passage of the SECURE Act (Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement Act of 2019). The proposed regulations impact…
Enforceability of an Arbitration Clause in a Will
In re Estate of Samuel P. Hekemian, No. P-47921, 2021 WL 6884165, (N.J. Super. Ch. February 7, 2022)
Decided: February 7, 2022; Superior Court of New Jersey, Bergen County
The decedent, Samuel P. Hekemian (“Decedent”), was survived by his wife…
Appellate Division Reviews Whether a Release Bars Imposition of Sanctions on Executors
In the Matter of the Estate of Rudolph Hauke, et. al., No. A-4528-19, 2022 WL 274266 (App. Div. Jan.31, 2022).
Gregory and Thomas Hauke filed an action against Paul Hauke involving non-probate assets and change of beneficiary claims. The parties…