What is testamentary capacity and why does it matter?Testamentary capacity refers to an individual’s mental and legal ability to create or alter their will. The testator, the person making...
Why does the Surrogate Court impose bond requirements on its fiduciaries?The Surrogate’s Court is responsible for overseeing the affairs of decedent’s, including administration of estates, trusts, and...
How do I object to the probate of a Will?A Will contest is a legal proceeding in the Surrogate’s court that is available for an individual who seeks to question the validity or...
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