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How To Appoint A Successor Trustee In New York (With Or Without Court Approval) If you have a Trust and the trustee can no longer […]
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How To Appoint A Successor Trustee In New York (With Or Without Court Approval) If you have a Trust and the trustee can no longer […]
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Probating a Lost Will in NYC: When Surrogate’s Court Can Admit a Copy You expect probate to start with the original Will. But sometimes the
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Non Domiciliary Original Probate In New York: A Practical Guide For Out-Of-State Estates When a person dies owning property in New York, their estate may
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The New York “3/2 Rule” in Probate Discovery (22 NYCRR 207.27) — and How It Interacts with SCPA 1404 In New York Surrogate’s Court, discovery
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Ancillary Administration in New York When a loved one passes away owning property in more than one state, the estate may need more than one
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How to Obtain Information About an Estate Pursuant to SCPA 2102 There are times when an executor, administrator, or Trustee refuses to provide information about
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What Happens if the Executor Steals From the Estate? An Executor of an estate must, among other things, collect the assets of the estate, pay
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What are the Remedies when a Sibling Steals an Inheritance in New York? If you believe a sibling stole your inheritance, you may be seeing
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How to Amend a Revocable Trust: A Step-by-Step Guide (With Sample Language) If you have a revocable living trust, you’ve already done something smart: you
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Waste in Surrogates Court in New York: When Executor Mismanagement Becomes Grounds for Removal In New York probate proceedings, “waste” is more than a beneficiary’s
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