New Jersey Renunciation For Administration CTA is a document that is used when an individual does not wish to act as a representative for an estate or trust. It is a formal document that is filed with the court and signed by the renouncing individual. The document can be used to renounce the right to act as a fiduciary for a decedent’s estate or a trust. There are three types of New Jersey Renunciation For Administration CTA, which include General Renunciation, Limited Renunciation, and Special Renunciation. A General Renunciation is used when an individual is not interested in being a personal representative or trustee of a decedent’s estate or trust. A Limited Renunciation is used when an individual has specific reservations about the role or responsibilities of being a personal representative or trustee. A Special Renunciation is used when an individual does not want to act as a representative for any estate or trust.