Regina Kiperman, Esq.

Do you know how to Probate a Remote Witnessed Will in New York? During the COVID-19 pandemic, many New Yorkers signed estate planning documents under […]

What Happens If a Trustee Steals From a Trust in New York? Legal Remedies for Beneficiaries When a trustee steals from a trust, it is

Recover Stolen Estate Funds in Surrogates Court When money disappears from an estate, the executor should not simply ignore it. In New York, an executor

The Risks of Using AI Instead of an Estate Litigation Attorney Artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT, Anthropic, or Ask Gemini have made legal information

Timing of Filing a Spousal Right of Election in New York In New York, a surviving spouse cannot usually be completely disinherited. Even if a

Remove a Guardian in New York pursuant to New York Mental Hygiene Law Article 81.35 When a New York court appoints a guardian under Mental

Blended Family Estate Litigation in New York Blended families often face estate disputes involving Wills, trusts, surviving spouses, and children from prior marriages. Learn why

Will Contest FAQs in New York What Families Need to Know About Challenging a Will When a loved one passes away, disputes over inheritance can

Capacity to Execute a Will in New York: Testamentary Capacity, Undue Influence, and Probate Challenges When a loved one changes a Will late in life,

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