Navigating the complexities of Estate Planning, Trust Settlement, Probate Proceedings, Administration Proceedings, and Marital Agreements can be overwhelming, but having the right legal guidance makes all the difference.
The ability to determine how The ability to determine how one’s wealth will be distributed at death is among the most fundamental rights recognized under New York law. A properly executed will is not merely a financial instrument; it is an expression of autonomy, judgment, and deliberate intent. The Surrogate’s Court protects that right rigorously. It polices just as rigorously any effort to subvert it. Undue influence is one of the principal grounds upon which a will may be
