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Getting a Last Will and Testament in 2020One of the most foundational documents from an estate planning perspective is the last will and testament. Whether you are 25 with no…
read moreWhat Is The Penalty For Stealing From An Estate? These days, there is a paper trail for everything. That is to say, stealing from an estate is not an easy…
read moreThe Role of The Estate Administrator When There is No Will (Intestate) At first glance, the role of an estate administrator may appear to be simple. But complications vary from…
read moreOpening and Withdrawing from an Estate Account One of the greatest advantages of becoming an executor or estate administrator is managing and having control of the estate bank account. Non-fiduciary…
read moreWaiver of Process Consent to Probate: Everything you need to know What do you need to consider when you are provided with a Waiver of Process to Consent Form? Most…
read moreHow To Sell An Estate Property Such As A House or Condo Fast Getting The Sale of Estate Property Done Quickly Selling estate property has several components: commencing an estate…
read moreForcing a Life Estate Tenant to Sell Real Estate Perhaps the most common protection in estate planning to provide a loved one is the gift of a life estate. A…
read moreKings County Surrogate’s Court Guide I often receive calls from family members or will beneficiaries seeking general information about the basic structure of the Kings County Surrogate’s Court. This short but concise guide…
read moreShould I Become New York Estate Administrator or Executor? A decision to pursue a role as an estate representative should be made more out of fear than foresight. Placing your…
read moreHow to Object to an Administrator or Executor’s Appointment The problem with having someone other than you serve as estate administrator is that you probably will have no idea what…
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