Hackensack Attorneys Resolving Undue Influence Claims
Undue influence can come about when a person is induced or coerced into doing something that he or she typically would not have done. Undue influence cases frequently arise in estate disputes where a family member of the deceased suspects that a loved one may have changed a will or given away property on the advice of a person seeking personal gain.
Whether you fear that your loved one was the victim of undue influence or you are the person being accused of it, having an experienced lawyer on your side can go a long way toward obtaining a positive result. At the law firm of Kirsch Gartenberg Howard LLP, we represent clients throughout northern New Jersey and New York City on both sides of undue influence cases.
Right By Your Side at All Times
Our Bergen County undue influence dispute attorneys have experience handling all types of these cases. Undue influence can take many different forms. Our past experience in these matters has included disputes involving misuse of power of attorney, contesting the validity of wills, challenging the transfer of assets to a particular person and many others.
These can be extremely sensitive matters because the accuser and the accused are frequently related. Things can get personal very quickly and the potential damage to the relationships is sometimes irreparable. No matter which side of the case you are on, we will present the strongest possible case to support your position. We will be there with you at every step, constantly working to protect your interests.
Contact Us to Discuss Your Undue Influence Questions
Contact our office today for help with your undue influence matter. We offer an initial consultation at our offices in Hackensack or Manhattan for you to learn more about our services. You can reach us by phone at 201-820-0329 or toll free at 877-319-7488.
From our law offices in Hackensack and Manhattan, Kirsch Gartenberg Howard LLP has served individuals and businesses across northern New Jersey, including Bergen County, Essex County, Union County, Middlesex County and Passaic County, and the five boroughs of New York City since 1984.
