Temporary Letters of Administration Temporary Letters of Administration are generally issued in anticipation of permanent letters. They differ from full Letters of Administration because the […]
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Real Property as Sole Estate Asset – is Probate Required? Joe’s parents both died this year. Real property is the sole estate asset. Indeed, the
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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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Can You Inherit From Your Nonmarital Father? Last week Alice’s father died. Alice sought to become the Administer of his estate. Alice also wanted a
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Essential Estate Planning For New Parents Congratulations! You are a new parent! You are the proud owner of a bundle of joy. This bundle comes
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Temporary, Special, or Permanent NYC Article 81 Guardianship – Which One is Right for You? The New York City Guardianship statute (Mental Hygiene Law Article
I was Served with Surrogate’s Court Citation. What Do I do now? If you were served with Surrogate’s Court Citation, that means you have been
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SCPA 17A Guardianship or MHL 81 Guardianship Those seeking guardianship over disabled individuals in NYC often find themselves deciphering between SCPA 17A Guardianship or MHL
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Estate Executor FAQs NYC 1.Letters Testamentary have Issued to me, and I am the Estate Executor. What do I do now? As estate executor, you
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Person in Need of a Guardian vs. Incapacitated Person In an Article 81 guardianship proceeding, if a person can consent to the appointment of a
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