New Jersey Renunciation For Administration Ad Prosequendum is the process of giving up the right to administer the estate of a deceased person, also known as an intestate estate. This renunciation is a legal document filed in the County Surrogate's Court of the county in which the decedent lived. In New Jersey, the renunciation must be filed by any person, including a relative, who has a right to administer the estate. It must be signed and notarized and include the name of the decedent, the name of the person who is giving up the right to administer the estate, and a statement that the person is giving up the right to administer the estate. The different types of New Jersey Renunciation For Administration Ad Prosequendum are as follows: 1. Spousal Renunciation: This is a renunciation filed by the surviving spouse of the decedent to give up the right to administer the estate. 2. Minor Child Renunciation: This is a renunciation filed by a parent or guardian of a minor child of the decedent to give up the right to administer the estate. 3. General Renunciation: This is a renunciation filed by any other person, including a relative, who has a right to administer the estate.