WHY MOVING MAY REQUIRE YOU TO MAKE A NEW LIVING WILL
Feb 15, 2012
State Requirements: Each state has its own set of rules about how a living will must be written. T...
Read MoreESTATE PLANNING TERMS: FATAL ERRORS IN EXECUTION
Feb 13, 2012
Few phrases that include the word “fatal” ever promise a positive outcome, and “fatal errors i...
Read MoreHOW CAN AN ESTATE MAINTAIN A WRONGFUL DEATH LAWSUIT ON A DECEDENT’S BEHALF? PART 3 OF 3
Feb 08, 2012
As discussed in the last two blogs, the New York Estates, Powers and Trusts Law sets forth the statu...
Read MoreHOW CAN AN ESTATE MAINTAIN A WRONGFUL DEATH LAWSUIT ON A DECEDENT’S BEHALF? PART 2 OF 3
Feb 07, 2012
As discussed in the previous blog entry, the New York Estates, Powers and Trust Law (EPTL) establish...
Read MoreHOW CAN AN ESTATE MAINTAIN A WRONGFUL DEATH LAWSUIT ON A DECEDENT’S BEHALF? PART 1 OF 3
Feb 06, 2012
Unfortunately, quite often a decedent’s death does not occur because of natural causes. Natural ca...
Read MoreNEW YORK LAW AND EXECUTORS’ RIGHTS AND DUTIES: PART 3 OF 3
Feb 05, 2012
Continuing the discussion from the first two blogs in this three-part blog series covering the impor...
Read MoreNEW YORK LAW AND EXECUTORS’ RIGHTS AND DUTIES: PART 2 OF 3
Feb 04, 2012
Continuing the discussion from the first blog of this three-part series, executors should understand...
Read MoreNEW YORK LAW AND EXECUTORS’ RIGHTS AND DUTIES: PART 1 OF 3
Feb 03, 2012
An executor is the person or company responsible for administering a decedent’s Will. Sometimes r...
Read MoreAN INSIDER’S GUIDE TO LIVING TRUSTS IN NEW YORK: PART 1 OF 3
Jan 25, 2012
A living trust allows the person creating the trust to set aside money or property within the trust ...
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