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New York Estates are Controlled by Appropriate State Statutes

The Administration of the estate of a decedent requires the immediate determination as to the State law that controls estate settlement. Usually the domicile of a decedent determines which State laws (i.e., New York or New Jersey) will be applied to many of the issues concerning the estate. The determination…

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Late Beastie Boy’s Will Offers Estate Planning Lessons for New York Public Figures

On May 4, 2012, Adam Yauch lost his battle with cancer at the young age of forty-seven. Sadly, this type of thing is not uncommon in New York, where cancer claims many lives each year. What makes this case more notable than most in an estate planning context is that…

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New York Wills and Trusts Require Careful Selection of Executors and Trustees

Executors, Trustees and Administrators in New York are commonly referred to as fiduciaries. Fiduciaries are the representatives of a trust or estate that are authorized by their appointment to act on behalf of the trust or estate. The New York Probate Lawyer Blog has had many posts discussing actions of…

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New York Title to Real Estate Often Complicates Estate Administration

New York estate settlement is not an easy task. While estate lawyers assist their clients with probating New York Wills as well as finding and collecting estate assets, paying estate taxes and other debts and obligations, these procedures can be extremely complex. The ownership of estate assets such as real…

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