by Regina Kiperman | Jul 13, 2021 | Administration, Featured, Inheritance, Probate
I was Served with Surrogate’s Court Citation. What Do I do now? If you were served with Surrogate’s Court Citation, that means you have been determined to be a necessary party to a proceeding. A Surrogate’s Court Citation is one of the most basic... 
by Regina Kiperman | Jun 24, 2021 | Administration, Featured, Probate
Looking to Challenge a Will in NYC? (Conduct your SCPA 1404 Discovery First) Certain individuals can request SCPA 1404 discovery before objecting to a Will. In this way, it is possible to obtain information before you make the ultimate decision of whether to challenge... 
by Regina Kiperman | Jun 14, 2021 | Administration, Featured, Probate
Preparing an Estate Accounting for a NYC Estate Preparing an estate accounting is one of the most important duties of an executor, trustee, or administrator of an estate. As a fiduciary of an estate or Trust in NYC, you are charged with ultimately providing an estate... 
by Regina Kiperman | Jun 10, 2021 | Featured, Probate
How to Probate a Will in NY Here are a few practical points to help you understand how to probate a Will in NY. Please review our Probate Process guide for greater details on how to probate a Will in NY. Please note that there are significant delays in processing... 
by Regina Kiperman | Jun 7, 2021 | Featured, General, Probate
NYC Probate Petition: Interested Party vs. Necessary Party In a NYC probate petition, individuals are often confused by who is a “necessary” party vs who is an interested party. This post will describe the differences and help you understand how to fill out your NYC... 
by Regina Kiperman | Feb 22, 2021 | Deed, Estate Planning, Featured, General, Probate, Wills
I Received a Waiver of Process Consent to Probate. Now What? Jack comes home from a long day of work and receives a Waiver of Process Consent to Probate in the mail. His sister, Emma send him the form. Emma is seeking to probate their mother’s Last Will and...