Joseph Threston earned a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Pennsylvania in 1985. He went on to earn a Juris Doctor from Duke University School of Law, where he graduated in 1988. In 1999, he received his Master of Laws from the James E. Beasley School of Law at Temple University. From settling their estates to dealing with difficult landlords, the wonderful residents of Riverton and southern New Jersey face a variety of challenges.
Thankfully, they have a strong legal advocate firmly on their side: the Law Offices of Joseph Threston. My law firm has an excellent reputation throughout the state of New Jersey, where I am known for my passionate advocacy and extensive legal knowledge. Located in the heart of Riverton, my law firm handles a variety of cases for clients who live and work throughout the southern region of New Jersey.
Thankfully, they have a strong legal advocate firmly on their side: the Law Offices of Joseph Threston. My law firm has an excellent reputation throughout the state of New Jersey, where I am known for my passionate advocacy and extensive legal knowledge. Located in the heart of Riverton, my law firm handles a variety of cases for clients who live and work throughout the southern region of New Jersey.
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Joe earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from the University of Pennsylvania in 1985. He earned a Juris Doctor degree from Duke University School of Law in 1988. In 1999, he received an LL.M in taxation and a certification in estate planning from Temple University Law School. Joe has been an attorney for 28 years, with his current practice focused on estate planning, probate, landlord/tenant and other related practice areas.
Estate planning is something applicable to everyone, no matter their life situation or their age. Some people make the mistake of thinking estate planning is only for the wealthy or those nearing retirement. However, a person's estate is simply their possessions or assets. For example, a person's savings account, vehicle, rental property or home are all part of their "estate."
Estate planning is something applicable to everyone, no matter their life situation or their age. Some people make the mistake of thinking estate planning is only for the wealthy or those nearing retirement. However, a person's estate is simply their possessions or assets. For example, a person's savings account, vehicle, rental property or home are all part of their "estate."
Both landlords and tenants need to be aware of the laws in New Jersey that surround renting out a home or apartment and need to understand what to do if something goes wrong. From the operations and responsibilities that come from owning a building and renting it out to the rights of the tenants who rent from you, you need to know where to turn if you need help.
Probate is simply defined as a legal, court supervised act that is sometimes required after a person dies. You have likely heard of someone receiving an inheritance from a grandparent, aunt, uncle or parent, for example. Well, the probate process is the legal act of moving an asset (inheritance) from the deceased person's name into the recipient's.
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