Did you know that you can file objections to Probate in New York Surrogate’s Court to protest the admission of a Will to Probate? When […]
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If you are in New York and need to obtain a copy of a deceased person’s Last Will and Testament, it is crucial to understand
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When a loved one passes away, disputes can sometimes arise over the validity of their Last Will and Testament. In New York, Wills are admitted
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Probate proceedings in New York can often be straightforward, allowing for the efficient distribution of assets according to a decedent’s Last Will and Testament. However,
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Not all actions taken by beneficiaries will trigger an in terrorem clause. Many Wills and Trusts in New York include an in terrorem clause (also
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Did you know that you can set aside a beneficiary designation in New York? Beneficiary designations on financial accounts and insurance policies can override the
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Did you know that you can use SCPA 2104 to Remove a Tenant or occupancy from estate property when they are interfering with the administration
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Did you know that you a Court appointed Mental Hygiene Law (“MHL”) Article 81 Guardian must seek court approval to make repairs? Under New York’s
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A reverse discovery proceeding under Surrogate’s Court Procedure Act (SCPA) § 2105 is a legal mechanism allowing a person in possession of property to seek
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When it comes to the administration of an estate, ensuring that assets are distributed correctly and fairly is paramount. However, there are situations where beneficiaries
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