When not to sign a waiver and consent in NYC probate
When not to sign a waiver and consent in NYC probate If you are reading this article, then you must have recently been asked to ...
Can I become an estate administrator in New York after my sibling already filed their papers?
Can you become an estate administrator in New York after your sibling already filed their papers? The answer to this question depends on the situation. ...
Can a Landlord Empty an Apartment After a Tenant’s Death in New York?
Can a Landlord Empty an Apartment After a Tenant’s Death in New York? At Mishiyeva Law, we get the following question often: can a landlord ...
Refusing An Inheritance After Disclaimer Deadline in New York City
Can I Refuse My Inheritance After the Disclaimer Deadline in New York City? In New York City, if you’re set to inherit a part of ...
Right of Election Lawyer in New York
Right of Election Lawyer in New York — Protecting the Rights of Surviving Spouses If you’re a spouse in New York City, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten ...
Right of Election in New York: What Happens If a Spouse Is Left Out of a Will?
Right of Election in New York: What Happens If a Spouse Is Left Out of a Will? New York law protects surviving spouses from being ...
How to Access New York Unclaimed Funds of a Deceased Person
Guide on how to gain access to New York unclaimed funds of a deceased person The New York Unclaimed Funds Office holds billions of dollars ...
Can a Convicted Felon Be an Estate Executor in NY?
Can a convicted felon become an executor of an estate in New York? We recently received a call from a potential client whose mother died ...
Who can be executor of foreign decedent’s estate in New York
Who is allowed to be an executor of a foreign decedent's estate in the state of New York? The rules for who qualifies to be ...
Opening an Estate for a Foreign Decedent in New York
How to open an estate for a foreign decedent in New York A big question we get is how to open an estate for a ...

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