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• Piro, Zinna, Cifelli, Paris & Genitempo, P.C., is a Nutley, New Jersey law firm providing quality legal service to its clients since its founding in 1969.

  The firm is composed of eight principals: James M. Piro, Frank J. Zinna, Angelo Cifelli, Jr., David M. Paris, Alan Genitempo, Daniel R. Bevere, Christopher G. Rohde, Jack H. Sanders and Richard A. Grodeck. Associates of the firm are Raymond B. Reddin, Norell J. Paleologos and Siobhan M. Fuller. Paul J. Jackson is Of Counsel to the firm. All attorneys are licensed in the State of New Jersey and are admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of New Jersey and the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey.

  The firm has extensive experience representing governmental entities, corporate clients and individuals. It provides litigation and other legal services for matters including medical malpractice, product liability, general negligence, automobile liability, environmental law, insurance claims, contract law, corporate law, employment, real estate, land use, elder law, estateand family law matters.

  The firm's office is Essex County is close to the courts of the seven most northern counties in New Jersey. The firm also represents clients in all counties in the State of New Jersey.

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A power of attorney is a document that allows you to appoint a person or organization to handle your affairs while you're unavailable or unable to do so.. . You would need to give your mom a notarized letter giving her authority to register the car on your behalf. (I fred smith hereby appoint Wilma Jones to be my power of attorney to do all things needed to register my 08 Taurus). Notarized means signed in front of a notary.. . However....depending on where you are buying the car, that might be an issue. In my state, ANY car from out of state has to be brought in...so the DMV can personally verify the VIN #.. . If you are not buying the car in IL, that could be an issue. That is, your mom may not be able to register it without the car and a power of attorney.. . Check with IL DMV to see if she will need the car. There might be a work around or something in your case. Maybe the notary verifying the vin ?. . EDIT, you MAKE the document. Type out a letter then take it to a notary.

Is a cover letter the same as a introduction letter?

Can I get a better deal if I have an atty.?

What should my mom do about my MS Grandmother who can't live alone? . I'm going to college in a few months and I was wondering what my mother should do about my grandmother who has MS syndrome and can't live alone. Her house is the main concern about the entire issue.

The answer depends on who & how many people are involved, how many properties and their use.. . Typically entities are created to get a benefit from the form of the entity. If it is just you and a small number of people who intend to hold one property for a long period and there is no personal liability issue creation of an entity might be an inferior choice compared to simply titling the property appropriately ( joint tenants or tenants-in-common). Entities can create a tax return filing requirment and/or minimum tax payment needlessly.. . Also, like marriages, entities are easy to create & often complicated to dissolve.. . Furthermore, financing will be more difficult and expensive, at least at first, and you likely will still be required to sign personally anyway.. . The main benefits from any type of entity in a real estate holding company are limitation of liability and facilitating changes of principals (ie members or shareholders). Insurance is a better/cheaper way of solving the first problem (if it exists) and until you anticipate selling interests in the property to others than a close group I believe that titling of the property is the first, best plan.. . Hank Roitman, EA. Sacramento, CA

Let's say I'm your neighbour and you you pass away. I read in the paper that you died. I show up to will reading (read about it in the paper) and say "Wait a minute, why am I not in the will? Good Ol' Nick told me that since I cut his lawn and we were such good friends that he wanted to give me 50% of his estate when he dies". My wife and buddy confirm that they witnessed this conversation (I made a deal with them that I would split the money with them if they support my story). Now it goes to court...we battle it out for a few months costing your estate a bunch of lawyers fees instead of going to the kids as you intended. In the end I likely wouldn't win the case, but I still get a fat cheque as 'Go away" money (settle out of court and your lawyers give me money to shut the hell up and go away)...again, that should have gone to your kids.. . Another real life example..... One of my collegues clients had passed away and did the DIY will kit. Let's call him Bill. Bill's will stated that his estate was " to be divided equally amongst my children". After his death, a man showed up to the will reading claiming to be Bill's illegitimate son that he had never met...techincally one of his children. Went through the test and courts...sure enough this man was Bill's illigitimate son that he had never met. Now the estate was divided up equally between 3 people instead of the 2 children that Bill intended. This man, that Bill had never met, had absolutley no relationship with and had never intended to have any part of his estate, walked in and got a chunk of the estate becuase of one little thing....Bill wasn't specific with names or even the number of children his estate was to be divided into.. . If you don't have a large estate, a will might be fine...no one is going to contest a will and pay all the lawyers fees for $500, but if your estate is into the millions...look at a family trust.. . Contact a liscensed estate planner that can help with the insurance/investment/tax planning part and they should be able to get you in contact with a lawyer that can help with the legal side of the will or trust, whichever you set up.

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