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Pidgeon, Mary Ann

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Business Disputes
John Pidgeon has more than 40 years of municipal law experience. He currently serves as the Bernardsville Borough Attorney and the Long Hill Township Attorney, as well as attorney for Library of the Chathams, and the Morris County Soil Conservation District. Mr. Pidgeon has extensive experience advising municipalities, drafting ordinances and resolutions, litigating zoning issues and contract disputes in the Superior Court, handling tax appeals before various County Boards of Taxation and the New Jersey Tax Court, and undertaking other actions on behalf of local government entities.

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Phone: (609) 520-1010

Address: 600 Alexander Rd, Princeton, NJ 08540

Website: http://pidgeonlaw.com

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Pidgeon, Mary Ann

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
John Pidgeon has more than 40 years of municipal law experience. He currently serves as the Bernardsville Borough Attorney and the Long Hill Township Attorney, as well as attorney for Library of the Chathams, and the Morris County Soil Conservation District. Mr. Pidgeon has extensive experience advising municipalities, drafting ordinances and resolutions, litigating zoning issues and contract disputes in the Superior Court, handling tax appeals before various County Boards of Taxation and the New Jersey Tax Court, and undertaking other actions on behalf of local government entities.

Real Estate Litigation
Real Estate Law – Pidgeon & Pidgeon, P.C.: Princeton NJ Lawyer – Estate Planning Lawyer, Probate Administration Attorney, Real Estate Lawyer, Business Lawyer, Municipal Lawyer, Zoning & Planning Lawyer, Attorneys in Mercer County, Princeton, New Jersey (NJ)
Real Estate Transactions
As your attorneys in a real estate transaction, we will represent your interests every step of the way, starting with the contract. Contracts prepared by Realtors must have an attorney review period. It is imperative that you provide the contract to us during the attorney review period so we may make all the necessary changes.
Land Use and Zoning

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Probate and Estate Administration Law – Pidgeon & Pidgeon, P.C.: Princeton NJ Lawyer – Estate Planning Lawyer, Probate Administration Attorney, Real Estate Lawyer, Business Lawyer, Municipal Lawyer, Zoning & Planning Lawyer, Attorneys in Mercer County, Princeton, New Jersey (NJ)
Wills
In the event the deceased did not have a Last Will and Testament, it is even more important to have an experienced attorney help the survivors navigate the legal requirements to probate an estate. In that case a bond must be posted to ensure that the Administrator of the estate performs the role in the proper fiduciary capacity.
Trusts
Power of Attorney
Mrs. Pidgeon will work with you to provide for your family upon your death and also to minimize your exposure to Federal and State taxes. Federal and State estate taxes and inheritance taxes are reviewed at the outset of estate planning. As part of your estate plan, you should also have a Living Will which enables you to decide what treatment you should receive if you are terminally ill and to designate an agent to make those decisions for you if you are unable to do so, and a Durable Power of Attorney designating your spouse or some other person to handle your affairs if you are incapacitated.
Probate

Tax Law
Mr. Pidgeon has extensive experience advising municipalities, drafting ordinances, defending tax appeals, and undertaking other actions on behalf of local government entities. Mr. Pidgeon has also handled prerogative writ actions in the Superior Court and has appeared before various County Boards of Taxation and the New Jersey Tax Court.

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