Did you know that you can object to the appointment of an administrator of an estate? When a person dies without a Will, the Surrogate’s […]
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In New York, a spouse is entitled to receive the protections of the Spousal Right of Election statute, codified as EPTL 5-1.1(A). Under this rule,
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How Do I Compel an Estate Accounting In Surrogate’s Court? If an executor, administrator, trustee, or Guardian refuses to provide information about the financial status
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Estate planning often involves the creation of Wills, with many people familiarizing themselves with traditionally drafted documents by attorneys. However, there’s another type of Will
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Preliminary Letters Testamentary Authorize Immediate Access to a Decedent’s Estate. Imagine the following: your parent or loved one just died, perhaps as a result of
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If you are acting as an Executor or Administrator of an Estate, you may be asking yourself: when can I distribute the estate assets that
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Estate planning for unmarried partners is important because unmarried partners do not share the same protections and benefits offered to married partners. For example, in
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Estate Litigation – Act Strategically to Keep Costs Down This month, I wanted to share with you the complex realm of estate litigation – a
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My Will has a “No Contest” clause. Is it Foolproof? A “No Contest” clause or “In Terrorem” clause is often thought of as a way
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Unseal Apartment After Death How Do I Unseal Apartment After Death In NYC After It Was Sealed by The Police? There are a number of
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