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A client from Brooklyn called me last week. He’d recently finished a meticulous, multi-year restoration of his father’s 1967 Ford Mustang and wanted to ensure

A construction worker falls from a scaffold in Brooklyn. The injury is severe, the recovery will be long, and the personal injury lawsuit will likely

I once worked with a family whose patriarch, a successful Manhattan restaurant owner, had downloaded a generic will template from the internet. He filled it

I once met with a family in our Manhattan office whose father had suffered a sudden, severe stroke. He was unresponsive in the hospital, and

When two siblings inherit a multi-family home in Brooklyn and one decides to buy the other out, the conversation inevitably turns to the paperwork. People

The call I receive often comes a few months after the funeral. An executor, usually a son or daughter, is standing in the middle of

I once worked with a family whose matriarch left her beloved Brooklyn brownstone outright and in equal shares to her three adult children. It was

A client recently asked me, “If I put my Manhattan co-op into a revocable trust, do I still own it? Can I decide to sell

A family in Brooklyn recently came to my office. Their mother had passed away, leaving them the family brownstone where they all grew up. They

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I often sit with families who believe a simple will is enough. They’ve done the paperwork, named their heirs, and checked a box. But then

A client of mine, a surgeon with a thriving practice in Manhattan, spent two decades building a portfolio of rental properties in Brooklyn. It was

Clients often begin our first meeting with a direct question: “So, what’s the average cost of a trust?” It’s a fair question. But it’s like

A few months ago, a man came to our Madison Avenue office with a document his late father had printed from a website. His father,

An executor for a Manhattan estate walks into a bank, letters testamentary in hand, ready to begin the work of settling a loved one’s affairs.

I once saw a family in Manhattan Surrogate’s Court argue for months over a loved one’s final arrangements. One side wanted a traditional burial; the

A client recently came to our Manhattan office, proud to have established and—he thought—fully funded his new revocable trust. He had diligently retitled almost every

Just last week, I received a call from a client whose will we drafted over a decade ago. Since then, his eldest daughter had divorced,

I have seen it happen more than once. A family from Nassau County builds a successful business over decades, creating generational wealth. They assume simple

A client came to us after his father, a lifelong Brooklyn resident, passed away. The family was relieved to find a will, printed from a

A client often calls me after the most difficult conversation of their life. Their marriage is ending. But their first question is rarely about alimony

A family in Brooklyn gets the call no one is ever prepared for. Their mother has passed away. In the days that follow, between grief

A family from Queens recently came to my office. Their parents had passed away, leaving the family home they’d purchased in 1982 for about $70,000.

When a Manhattan family discovers their father died without a trust, their first question to our firm is rarely about the legal mechanics of probate.

I often meet with young families in Manhattan who have just purchased their first apartment and are expecting their first child. They are busy, successful,