Q: What does this mean? 3B:21-4 - When removal will be denied whatvdoes all that mean hwo does it apply to?
What does all this mean? What exactly is any other instrument?
Justia US Law US Codes and Statutes New Jersey Code 2009 New Jersey Code TITLE 3B - ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES--DECEDENTS AND OTHERS Section 3B:21 3B:21-4 - When removal will be denied
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2009 New Jersey Code
TITLE 3B - ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES--DECEDENTS AND OTHERS
Section 3B:21
3B:21-4 - When removal will be denied
3B:21-4. When removal will be denied Property belonging to any cestui que trust or ward shall not be removed or transferred where it would conflict with the terms, limitations or conditions attending his right to the property, whether they are created by will, trust or any other instrument, or where the interests of a citizen of this State with respect to the property would thereby be prejudiced.
A: This is an estate question - better submitted to an estate law specialist. Family law attorneys specialize in divorce, post-divorce, domestic violence matters, custody and support issues, and related type claims in the family court system. I gather someone has passed and there is a dispute over access to the property of the person who passed. While I am familiar with the issue, you are better to address it with a certified NJ estate law attorney - not just a lawyer who claims to have experience with estate law issues. If anything, I would reach out to an estate law specialist for a consultation to review your materials and your claims - it will be the best investment you can make and potentially help you short cut the process.
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