Can a Guardian Sell Property?
Can a Guardian Sell Property? Can a Guardian sell property belonging to his ward? Typically, such sale is subject to Court approval. Consider the following […]
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Can a Guardian Sell Property? Can a Guardian sell property belonging to his ward? Typically, such sale is subject to Court approval. Consider the following […]
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When a loved one passes away and their Last Will & Testament is submitted to the Surrogate’s Court for probate in New York, various legal
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Did you know that New York State holds billions of dollars in unclaimed funds? These funds come from various sources, including forgotten bank accounts, uncashed
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Transfer on Death deeds (TOD) have gained popularity as a simple way to transfer real estate without the need for probate. In New York, the
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This NYC Guardianship Guide will help you better understand the Guardianship process. In New York, Guardianship is the relationship between an incapacitated person and a
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Janice resides in New York City, has a gross estate of $6,000,000, wants to retain an attorney to draft her Last Will and Testament, and
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Creating a Trust can be an excellent way to manage your assets, provide for your loved ones, and ensure your wishes are carried out after
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Did you know that you can remove an Administrator for non performance of their duties? The role of an administrator in managing an estate without
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Dealing with the legal aspects of a loved one’s estate after their passing can be a complex and emotionally challenging process. In New York City,
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When someone dies without a will (intestate), managing their estate can, at times, be complex and overwhelming. In such cases, obtaining Letters of Administration from
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