Brian Budic and Katelynn Reilly Present CLE on Custody and DCPP Cases in New Jersey
Posted December 9, 2024 in News
On November 19 and 20, Brian Budic and Katelynn Reilly delivered an informative Continuing Legal Education (CLE) session for the Pennsylvania Continuing Legal Education Board (PACLE). Their presentations highlighted critical aspects of New Jersey family law, including custody determinations and Division of Child Protection and Permanency (DCPP) cases. Determining Custody in New Jersey Reilly and […]
Wrapping Up the Year with Religious Accommodation Best Practices
Posted December 6, 2024 in Labor & Employment
As the holiday season approaches, New Jersey employers will likely face an increase in requests to accommodate employees’ religious observances. Such requests may include time off for religious holidays, modifications to work schedules, or adjustments to policies to accommodate religious practices during the workday. It is important for employers to understand their duties and obligations […]
Understanding the Role of a Municipal Attorney in New Jersey
Posted December 5, 2024 in Municipal Law
Municipal attorneys play a crucial role in ensuring that local governments in New Jersey operate smoothly, lawfully, and in the best interest of their communities. These attorneys serve as trusted legal advisors to municipal councils, boards, and other public officials, navigating the complexities of New Jersey’s legal landscape. From land use and zoning to litigation […]
Responsibilities and Roles of an Estate Executor in Pennsylvania
Posted November 29, 2024 in Estate Planning, Administration & Litigation
Being named the executor of an estate is both an honor and a serious legal responsibility. In Pennsylvania, the role of an executor (also known as a personal representative or administrator) is to ensure that a deceased person’s final wishes are carried out according to the terms of their will, or in the absence of […]
Understanding School District Liability in New Jersey: Common Legal Pitfalls
Posted November 22, 2024 in Education & School Law
School districts in New Jersey operate within a complex legal framework that governs everything from student safety to employee relations. With these responsibilities come the potential for significant liability. Whether it’s navigating New Jersey’s specific statutes, complying with federal education laws, or handling disputes, school districts must be proactive to avoid costly litigation and penalties. […]
What To Do Immediately After the Passing of a Loved One in Pennsylvania: A Legal Guide
Posted November 16, 2024 in Estate Planning, Administration & Litigation
The passing of a loved one is an emotionally overwhelming time, and while grieving, it is easy to feel unsure about the legal steps that need to be taken. In Pennsylvania, there are certain procedures and responsibilities that must be addressed after a death and knowing where to start can help make this difficult process […]
The Role of School Boards in New Jersey: Legal Responsibilities and Best Practices
Posted November 8, 2024 in Education & School Law
School boards in New Jersey play a vital role in shaping the policies, direction, and overall success of public schools. As the governing bodies for local school districts, they have a wide range of legal responsibilities, from policy creation to budget approvals, all of which impact the day-to-day operations of schools and the educational experience […]
Closing Estates in Pennsylvania: Understanding the Fine Line Between Family Settlement Agreements and the First and Final Accounting
Posted November 1, 2024 in Estate Planning, Administration & Litigation
Closing an estate in Pennsylvania involves several steps to ensure that the assets are properly distributed, debts and taxes are settled, and all beneficiaries are satisfied with the administration of the estate. Two primary methods exist to conclude the administration of an estate: Family Settlement Agreements (FSA) and First and Final Accounting. While both approaches […]
The Importance of Early Case Evaluation: Lessons from a Motion to Dismiss Win
Posted October 28, 2024 in Litigation
In the world of litigation, the initial evaluation of a case is one of the most critical steps in ensuring a successful outcome. Recently, my client secured a dismissal of the case, where the court ruled that the plaintiff’s complaint failed to establish sufficient legal grounds to proceed. The court determined that my client should […]
The Power of Synergy: Why Retaining a Firm with Both Corporate and Estate Planning Lawyers is Essential
Posted October 21, 2024 in Corporate & Business, Estate Planning, Administration & Litigation
In the intricate tapestry of legal affairs, the convergence of corporate and estate planning matters is more than a mere coincidence—it’s a strategic imperative. Imagine a firm where corporate and estate planning lawyers collaborate seamlessly, leveraging their combined experience to deliver tailored solutions. Let’s explore how this synergy unfolds with real-world examples: Business Succession Planning […]
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