Pet Trust In Estate Planning
What is a Pet Trust? Do you cherish your pets like parents cherish their children? Do your pets rely on you like children rely on […]
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Self Proving Affidavit
What is a Self Proving Affidavit? A self proving affidavit is a legal document that “proves that you signed your Will.” A self-proving affidavit verifies
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Executor Trustee Guardian
What Does Executor Trustee Guardian Do? What do Executor Trustee Guardian have in common? This is a common question that I get from new parents
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Do You Need a Pour Over Will?
Do You Need a Pour Over Will? A pour over Will is an important estate planning document. A Last Will and Testament (“Will”) is a
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Medicaid Asset Protection Trust
Medicaid Asset Protection Trust Pros and Cons What is a Medicaid Asset Protection Trust? A Medicaid Asset Protection Trust (MAPT) is a vehicle used to
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How to Avoid Probate in NYC
How to Avoid Probate As a follow up to my How to Write Your Will Guide, I wanted to continue to help the google lawyer
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Spousal Right of Election
Spousal Right of Election In New York, a spouse is entitled to receive the protections of the Spousal Right of Election statute, codified as EPTL
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Estate Planning for Blended Families
Estate planning for blended families is important because of the competing interests between the children from the first marriage and the spouse from the second
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Meet With an Estate Planning Attorney
Are you preparing to meet with an estate planning attorney? Before you meet with an estate planning attorney for your initial consultation, you should prepare
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Codicil to a Will
Codicil to a Will A Codicil is a supplement to a Last Will and Testament altering its provisions by additions or subtractions, or confirming its