by Regina Kiperman | Apr 25, 2020 | Administration, Estate Planning, Featured, General, Probate
Preliminary Letters Testamentary Authorize Immediate Access to a Decedent’s Estate Your parent or loved one just died, perhaps as a result of Covid-19. Perhaps your parents owned a property and rented out a portion of it. Perhaps your relative’s apartment... 
by Regina Kiperman | Jul 6, 2018 | Administration, Featured, General
Estate Administration Checklist You Have Been Appointed Administrator of An Estate in NYC. What do you do now? An Estate Administration Checklist of tasks to perform to appropriate settle the estate is provided below. Confirm There is No Will Obtain a Fiduciary Bond,... 
by Regina Kiperman | Jul 3, 2018 | Administration, Featured, Probate
Looking to Challenge a Will in NYC? (Conduct your SCPA 1404’s First) Certain individuals can request discovery before they challenge a Will. In this way, it is possible to obtain information before you make the ultimate decision of whether to challenge a Will. New... 
by Regina Kiperman | Jul 2, 2018 | Administration, Featured, Probate
Preparing an Estate Accounting for a NYC Estate You are the executor of an estate in NYC and in this capacity, are charged with ultimately providing an estate accounting to your beneficiaries. You have collected the estate assets, opened an estate account,... 
by Regina Kiperman | Apr 30, 2018 | Administration, Featured, Probate
How much will I be Paid for serving as Executor, Administrator or Trustee in NYC? An Executor, Administrator, and/or Trustee is entitled to be paid for the work they perform in their roles in NYC. For trustees and executors specifically, it is important to review the... 
by Regina Kiperman | Jan 10, 2018 | Administration, Featured, General
Small Estate Probate In NYC – When There Is Less Than $30,000 in the Bank? Bill died in NYC with a Last Will and Testament in which he left all of his assets to his daughter, Susan. Bill had $25,000 in his checking account when he died. Bill could not place a...