Monmouth County Probate Attorney

Settling a Loved One's Estate in Central New Jersey

Monmouth County, New Jersey, Probate Administration Lawyer

If you were recently named executor/executrix in a family member's will, or were appointed by the probate court as administrator for a loved one who died without a will, we can help.

The law firm of Hoyle Law, LLC in Monmouth County, New Jersey, counsels fiduciaries in Monmouth, Middlesex, Ocean and surrounding counties in all duties of settling an estate.

I am John G. Hoyle III, an experienced probate law attorney with more than 15 years of experience. My legal team and I work to make the process as smooth and efficient as possible. Contact us today to discover the benefit of our law firm's hands-on, detailed approach.

Duties of an Executor/Administrator

Understandably, you might feel overwhelmed and not clear of your responsibilities as an executor. We will work closely with you to address your responsibilities and fulfill your role, such as:

• Gathering assets
• Notifying beneficiaries
• Paying bills of the estate
• Selling a home or liquidating assets
• Transferring deeds and re-titling assets
• Disbursements to heirs
• Filing tax returns and accounting statements

If any disputes arise, we will act quickly to secure your rights and defend the service you have provided.

Probate Representation

Hoyle Law can also provide the following services:

• Assisting executors who live in other states
• Petitioning the probate court for your appointment as administrator if the person died intestate (without a will)
• Serving as a third-party administrator if there is a family dispute
• Keeping tabs on an executor to prevent unfair distribution (e.g., exclusion of step-children or half-siblings)
• Representing clients in breach of fiduciary duty accusations

Probate matters can be complex and divisive. We know the law and work to minimize and resolve disputes for efficient probate and estate administration. Contact our law firm online or call 732-988-9595 to arrange a consultation in Monmouth County.

For your added convenience, you may prepare for your consultation by downloading and filling out the questionnaires. You may also reference our legal article to learn more about the guardianship process in New Jersey.