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...
by Regina Kiperman | Dec 22, 2017 | Administration, Featured, General
How Can I Probate a Copy of a Lost Will In NYC? Robert died survived by his wife, Patricia, and two daughters. Robert and Patricia executed their wills with their attorney two years prior to Robert’s death. Even though their attorney suggested that he keep their...
by Regina Kiperman | Nov 15, 2017 | Administration, Featured, General, Wills
What are my Rights if my Parent died Without a Will? Barbara, a widow, died. She was survived by her two children, Jonathan and Lisa. Barbara never executed a Last Will and Testament. She never had the opportunity to nominate someone to serve as Executor of her...
by Regina Kiperman | Oct 30, 2017 | Administration, Featured, Inheritance, Probate
If you were served with a Citation, that means you have been determined to be a necessary party to a proceeding. A Citation is one of the most basic ways that a Court obtains jurisdiction over you. If a Court has jurisdiction over you, it means that the Court has the...
by Regina Kiperman | Oct 9, 2017 | Administration, Elder Law, Estate Planning, Featured, Inheritance, Kinship, Probate, Uncategorized, Wills
There are a number of circumstances where the police will seal an apartment after the death of a family member or close friend. The police will most often seal the apartment when the death is reported to them in order to preserve assets and evidence. You do not want...
