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A client recently came to my office with her late father’s will. She was named the executor—the person responsible for carrying out his final wishes.

A mother adds her eldest son to the deed of her Brooklyn brownstone. She sees it as a simple way to transfer the property when

An executor I worked with recently was preparing to sell her late father’s brownstone in Brooklyn. She called my office in a state of near-panic:

What Happens When There Is No Will in New York? A business owner from Brooklyn passes away unexpectedly. He leaves behind a wife, two young

When a junior associate first stands before the bench in a Manhattan Surrogate’s Court during a contested probate hearing, the abstract concepts of law school

Understanding Medicaid Asset Protection Trust in New York When it comes to planning for long-term care and preserving your assets, a Medicaid Asset Protection Trust

I recently attended a funeral for the patriarch of a Manhattan family our firm has represented for decades. The eulogies were filled with stories of

A client’s daughter called me from Brooklyn last week. Her father had a major stroke, was unable to communicate, and the hospital was asking who

A client recently came to our Manhattan office with his father’s will, a document the family believed was the final word on his legacy. The

When a Brooklyn family sits across my desk holding a thick stack of their late father’s unpaid medical bills, personal loans, and credit card statements,

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A client recently came to our Manhattan office with a simple plan: gift the family’s West Village townhouse to her adult son. “Can’t I just

A client recently came to our Manhattan office with her late father’s will. She was named executor, a role she was ready to embrace as

A new client recently sat in my Manhattan office with a familiar box of documents. His mother had passed, leaving behind a valid will, a

A client from Brooklyn came to my office last week with what seemed like a simple plan. She wanted to add her son’s name to

A client recently came to my office with a letter from the attorney for her late father’s estate. She was the primary beneficiary, and the

A few years ago, a client came to my Manhattan office with her late father’s will. He was a successful business owner, and the will

A client from Brooklyn called me a few months after her father’s passing, frustrated. “The executor has the will,” she said, “but I haven’t received

When a Brooklyn family loses a parent, the immediate focus is understandably on the funeral, the mourning, and the location of the original will. The

When a parent passes away, the person named as executor in the will is handed a new, demanding role—often while still grieving. You receive your

I once worked with a family whose patriarch had built a successful manufacturing business in Queens over 40 years. It was his life’s work and

The First Step After a Loved One’s Passing A client recently came to our Manhattan office holding his mother’s original will. He assumed that because