A Message from RK Law PC
Dear Clients and Friends, First and foremost, we hope this post finds you and your family safe. As we are all restructuring life in the […]
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Dear Clients and Friends, First and foremost, we hope this post finds you and your family safe. As we are all restructuring life in the […]
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Forced to Sell Inherited Real Property? Consider the following: Mariya, age 93, died five years ago. At the time of her death, her biggest asset
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Access a Dead Person’s Email or Facebook There exist limited ways to access a dead person’s email or Facebook or other online accounts, even if
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Imposing a Surety Bond On Your Fiduciary? Consider these Pros and Cons When drafting your NYC Last Will and Testament or Trust, it is important
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NYC Small Estate Administration – When There Are Less Than $50,000 In Assets Bill died in NYC with a Last Will and Testament in which
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Suzy died in Brooklyn, New York last week. She was survived by her five children. Suzy’s youngest daughter, Laura, claimed that she was in possession
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Many people activate online accounts or have digital assets (e.g. widgets, flyer miles, online accounts, bitcoins, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Snapchat, PayPal, Google Wallet, Amazon, eBay,
Digital Assets & Succession Rights – Welcome RUFADAA! Read More »
In recent times, pharmaceutical advancements have seen a spike in life expectancies in New York and across the world. Therefore, it only makes sense to
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Many New York residents who have looked into estate planning are familiar with revocable trusts. These trusts are often favored because they can be changed
Can irrevocable grantor trusts be modified? Read More »