Lucid Intervals in Will Execution: Testamentary Capacity in New York Estate Litigation Testamentary capacity is one of the most frequently litigated issues in contested probate […]
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When to Expand Powers of Guardian At times, a Court-appointed Article 81 Guardian may need to expand their authority to effectively support the person they
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Testamentary Capacity vs Legal Incapacity in NY: Why You Can Lose a Guardianship Case but Still Have a Valid Will in New York. In New
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Can Guardianship Court Void a Will in New York? A common question in elder law and estate litigation is: can guardianship court void a Will
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Can an Executor Force Someone to Return Money? Understanding SCPA 2104 in New York Estate Litigation When someone passes away, disputes over money and property
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What Happens at an SCPA 2103 Deposition? (SCPA 2103 Explained for Executors and Families) Being told you have to appear for a deposition in Surrogate’s
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Recover Estate Assets in Surrogates Court (SCPA §§ 2103 & 2104) Administering an estate is not just about gathering the obvious—it is often about recovering
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How To Win A Guardianship Case In New York Guardianship proceedings in New York can be emotionally difficult and legally complex. Whether you are seeking
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How Do I Compel an Estate Accounting In Surrogate’s Court? If an executor, administrator, trustee, or Guardian refuses to provide information about the financial status
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When Does a Guardianship Case Become a Fight? Guardianship proceedings are intended to protect individuals who can no longer manage their personal or financial affairs.
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