Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in New Jersey

The executor should transfer ownership by signing a Deed to whoever is entitled to get the property, as soon as that can be done. I do not understand your question. Contact me to discuss this, and I will see if I can assist you. It sounds like there is something going on with a property that you are having problems with.

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I concur - there is no S/L covering this. Property is usually distributed or transferred when the estate is completed and all facets have been finalized. In a simple estate, this can occur in a few months, but complex estates, especially where NJ or federal death taxes are involved, can take much longer, up to several years. More information is needed to give more than a general reply.