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What to Do: When a Loved One Has Passed
What to Do: When a Loved One Has Passed

This memorandum provides useful information regarding the management of a loved one’s affairs (estate) when they have passed. Estate matters can be laborious and emotionally charged. This memorandum will explain probate and administration in New Jersey and provides information for you to begin navigating the process of managing your loved one’s estate. However, this memorandum provides general information, and is not intended to serve as legal advice. No two estates are the same and the law on the administration of estates is extensive. It is recommended that you consult with an experienced estate attorney to answer any questions related to your particular circumstances.

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What to Do: Domestic Violence

Domestic violence/abuse can be an incident or pattern of behavior in any relationship used to gain or maintain power and control over someone else. If you believe you may be a victim of domestic violence, you can speak to a trusted source such as a helpline, friend, family member, counselor/therapist, and/or take legal action. Keep in mind that domestic abuse is never the victim’s fault. However, there are consequences to taking action against domestic violence. For example, speaking to someone may lead to mandatory reporting (depending on the person), and taking legal action may mean police involvement and court appearances. No one deserves abuse, so do not let these consequences stop you from seeking help.

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