Executor Won’t Give Me Information
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 […]
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Parent Changed Their Will Before They Died—Can I Challenge It?
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
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NYC Pied a Terre Tax Exemption
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
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Common Objections to an Estate Accounting
What are the most Common Objections to an Estate Accounting? When an executor or administrator manages a New York estate, the fiduciary must collect the
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Probate a Remote Witnessed Will in New York
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
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What Happens If a Trustee Steals From a Trust in New York?
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
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Recover Stolen Estate Funds in Surrogates Court
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
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The Risks of Using AI Instead of an Estate Litigation Attorney
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
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Timing of Filing a Spousal Right of Election in New York
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
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Remove a Guardian in New York
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
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