Estate Administration

Estate administration

Estate administration involves gathering the assets of the estate upon the death of an individual, paying the decedent's debts, and distributing the assets that remain in the estate.

Attorneys

Joseph Bosik IV

Christopher P. Clemson

Blog Contributions

Master Recommends Removal of One of the Three Estate Administrators for His Failure to Explain the Delays in Filing the Accounting, Neglecting His Duties, and to Remove an Impasse Created by His Refusal to Sign the Accounting

Delaware is Not the Appropriate Forum to Resolve Beneficiaries’ Dispute Over Disposition of New Jersey Burial Plots

Master Recommends that Decedent’s Mother be Dismissed as a Petitioner as She Was Only a Contingent Beneficiary in the Case of Intestacy

Master in Chancery Recommends Finding That an Administrator of an Estate Has not Failed in His Statutory Duties in Filing a Late Accounting Where No Harm Can Be Shown

Master Sings Ademption Song; Holds That Specifically Devised Property Sold During the Decedent’s Lifetime Reflects the Intention to Revoke that Devise

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