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Revoke a Power of Attorney Why would you Want to Revoke a Power of Attorney? There are a number of ways and reasons to revoke […]
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Revoke a Power of Attorney Why would you Want to Revoke a Power of Attorney? There are a number of ways and reasons to revoke […]
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Disinter Remains Legally in New York When a loved one is laid to rest, the last thing you might want to do is to disturb
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What Is an Administrator dbn in New York Surrogate’s Court? If a New York estate is already in administration—and the person appointed to handle it
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Beneficiary Designation Disputes in New York: When Supreme Court vs. Surrogate’s Court Is the Right Forum Beneficiary disputes don’t always start (or end) in Surrogate’s
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Accounting 101 for Executors: Informal vs. Judicial Accounting (and What Beneficiaries Can Demand) Estate administration is stressful even in the best families—especially when money, timing,
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Eviction Proceedings in Surrogates Court: When New York Fiduciaries Can Remove an Occupant When someone dies owning a house, condo, or co-op, the next legal
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New York Electronic Wills And Probate Fights Ahead New York has officially joined the e-wills conversation. The state has enacted legislation commonly referred to as
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Protecting Your Inheritance & Rights in NYC When you entrust someone with significant responsibility over your assets or the assets of a loved one –
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Due Diligence Affidavit For Probate When a person dies with a Last Will and Testament in New York, there are certain steps that are required
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How do I Become an Executor or Administrator of an Estate? In New York, after a person (known as a “decedent’) dies, another person may
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