by Regina Kiperman | Feb 12, 2020 | Featured
How to Execute a Will in New York Properly A Will is a written instruction manual for disposing of your assets. It is a document that overrides the New York State default rules for disposing of a person’s assets after their death. In order for a Will to be given... 
by Regina Kiperman | Jan 18, 2020 | Featured
CAN A GUARDIAN SELL HIS WARD’S PROPERTY? Can a Guardian sell property belonging to his ward? Typically, such sale is subject to Court approval. Consider the following example: Joe, a resident of New York County, suffers from Dementia. A Mental Hygiene Law... 
by Regina Kiperman | Jan 12, 2020 | Featured
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 just to procure some of the available information. How Can You Access the Dead Person’s Email of Facebook Without a Court... 
by Regina Kiperman | Dec 22, 2019 | Featured
Your Estate Planning Checklist for 2020 An estate plan is the process of arranging, during a person’s lifetime, for the management of that person’s assets and affairs when the person becomes incapacitated or dies. It is important to create a plan. It is equally... by Regina Kiperman | Jul 12, 2019 | Featured
Dying Without a Will means Dying Intestate. In New York, if you die without a Will, it means you have died “intestate.” Every state has laws that control who inherits property if no will exists. In New York, the law that controls who inherits in the absence of a Will... 
by Regina Kiperman | Jul 4, 2019 | Featured
My Will has a “No Contest” clause. Is it fullproof? A “No Contest” or “In Terrorem” clause is often thought of as a way of preventing a challenge to a Will. If properly drafted and used under the right circumstances, a “No Contest” clause can be advantageous and can...