Regina Kiperman, Esq.

Can I Sue a Trustee Without Triggering a No Contest Clause in New York? If you are a beneficiary of a trust and believe the […]

Can a Guardian Make Medicaid Planning Transfers in New York? When a person becomes incapacitated and an Article 81 guardian is appointed, families often assume

Yes, You can Remove an Agent Under a Power of Attorney in New York. A Power of Attorney can give another person control over someone’s

My Sibling Is Taking Money From My Elderly Parent — Can I Get an Emergency Guardianship in New York? You discover that thousands of dollars

My Sibling Took Money Before Death — Can the Estate Get It Back? Families often discover suspicious financial transactions only after a parent dies. Bank

Executor Will Not Distribute the Estate – What Can Beneficiaries Do in New York? You know you are a beneficiary of an estate. The executor

The Executor Won’t Give Me Information: What Can I Do in New York? When a parent dies and one sibling is appointed executor of the

Compel a Trust Accounting in New York Surrogate’s Court A Trust accounting provides beneficiaries and interested parties with a detailed overview of the trust’s financial

Did you know that you can Challenge a Will when Parent Changed Their Will Before They Died Learning that a parent changed their Will before

NYC Pied a Terre Tax Exemption: Trusts, LLCs, Relatives, and Legal Planning Strategies What Is the NYC Pied a Terre Tax? New York City’s new