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Intestate Administration In New York May Involve A Public Administrator

When a person dies without a Last Will and Testament he is deemed to have died intestate.  In these cases, there are specific New York estate statutes and procedures which are applicable.  The New York Probate Lawyer Blog has published many articles concerning intestate estates as well as topics such…

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The Many Reasons A Decedent’s Estate Needs to Be Settled

When an individual dies, one of the first orders of business is to determine whether the decedent’s estate requires a formal settlement.  In this regard, a full understanding of a decedent’s assets and affairs is imperative.  The New York Probate Lawyer Blog has published many articles discussing the difference between…

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The Removal of A New York Executor, Administrator or Trustee- A General Outline

The appointment of a fiduciary in New York can take many forms.  When a person dies and leaves a Last Will and Testament the document typically designates the appointment of an Executor.  After a Will is admitted to probate, Letters Testamentary are issued to the Executor.  If a decedent does…

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The Appointment of An Estate Administrator May Present Complicated Issues

The establishment of an estate requires a determination as to whether a decedent died with or without a Last Will and Testament.  If a Will exists the probate process follows a particular course in the Surrogate’s Court.  However, if there is no Will, then the procedures and rules regarding intestate…

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Marital Issues Which May Arise in New York Trust and Estate Cases

There are numerous marital rights and issues which may arise in Estate and Trust cases in New York.  These matters span a broad range of topics which include probate proceedings and intestate administration proceedings.  The New York Probate Lawyer Blog has published many articles concerning spousal matters.  This blog will…

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