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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.


Why do I need a Will?
You need a Will in order whenever you anticipate giving away probate assets (assets that do not pass by beneficiary forms) that are in...
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What does an Executor do?
An Executor is an important part of your estate as a fiduciary who is in charge of collecting your assets, paying taxes and debts, and...
Aug 21, 20241 min read
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How can a Medicaid Asset Protection Trust (MAPT) help protect my assets from Medicaid?
Medicaid is a state sponsored program where...
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What are the benefits and requirements of a Prenuptial Agreement ?
A Prenuptial Agreement (or “prenup”) is a contract between between a couple before they marry. In New York, a prenup is only valid if it...
Aug 21, 20241 min read
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How are Executors and Administrators appointed?
In New York, you either have an estate plan or the state has one for you through an administration proceeding, which can have adverse...
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How can I help my executor to best handle my estate?
You can help your executor handle your estate by keeping the original Will, deeds, partnership documents, insurance policies, and other...
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What are the benefits of having a QTIP trust?
There are two main benefits of having a QTIP trust. First, a QTIP trust pr5 & 5 ovides tax flexibility for your Executor. In some...
Aug 21, 20241 min read
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What does a Separation Agreement cover?
A separation agreement typically covers where each spouse will live, the amount of spousal support that you or your spouse will pay, and...
Aug 15, 20241 min read
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What is a probate proceeding?
Probate is a court-supervised proceeding where the Surrogate, or judge of the Surrogate's Court, determines that a Will is valid and...
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