When planning for long-term care, many families in New York worry about how to preserve the family home while qualifying for Medicaid. One powerful — […]
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Yes – you can Probate a Copy of a Will in NYC pursuant to SCPA 1407. When a loved one passes away in New York
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Disputes over inherited property are all too common—especially when multiple heirs inherit a home together and cannot agree on what to do with it. One
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Do you know how to file a Creditor’s Petition for Appointment of Public Administrator? After a person dies, their estate goes through a legal process
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Did you know that deathbed Gifts (also known as Giftsa Causa Mortis) can be challenged? When someone makes a gift while facing imminent death, that
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Did you know that you can set aside transactions under New York Mental Hygiene Law § 81.29(d). You can use this tool to protect assets
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Getting Limited Letters of Administration for a New York Estate There is a difference between Letters Testamentary, Letters of Administration, “Limited Letters of Administration”, and
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Did you know that you can file objections to Probate in New York Surrogate’s Court to protest the admission of a Will to Probate? When
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If you are in New York and need to obtain a copy of a deceased person’s Last Will and Testament, it is crucial to understand
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When a loved one passes away, disputes can sometimes arise over the validity of their Last Will and Testament. In New York, Wills are admitted
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