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Getting a Last Will and Testament in 2018 One of the most foundational documents from an estate planning perspective is the last will and testament. Whether you are 25 with…
read moreEstate Planning with a Life Estate Deed People are growing increasingly nervous about retirement and healthcare. For good reason. The health insurance market has grown alarmingly costly. As a result,…
read moreHow to Calculate Executor or Administrator Commissions under New York SCPA 2307 Serving as a fiduciary of an estate can be a full time job. There are obvious benefits, such…
read moreHow to get Letters Testamentary in NY You might have recently received a letter from the Office of the New York State Comptroller Unclaimed Funds notifying you that an estate…
read moreWhat is a Totten Trust? Probate is the often times dragged out court process of verifying that the will purported to have been made and signed by the deceased is…
read moreWhy You Should Get Around to Making a Will Few people enjoy thinking about the inevitable – death. That probably explains why more than fifty percent of American adults do…
read moreFive Things To Know About a Will Contest in New York City A day will come, or maybe it has already happened to you, that a loved one passes away.…
read moreCo-executors and How It Works Nominating more than one person to be in charge of your estate can sometimes be a terrible idea, and not just because of a possible…
read moreCan The Executor Sell Property Without All Of The Beneficiaries Approving? First and foremost, the named executor in the decedent’s will has no power to sell any real estate or…
read morePower of Attorney After Death As the use of a power of attorney becomes more popular, one of the common ways people try to avoid probate is by continuing to…
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