You need a Will in order whenever you anticipate giving away probate assets (assets that do not pass by beneficiary forms) that are in your individual name when you pass away. Wills are also required to appoint guardians to care for your minor children whenever there is no natural parent available to do so. Although there are instances where a Will is not necessary, the best way to provide comfort and direction to family and loved ones when you are no longer around is to execute a Will and to update it periodically.
top of page
Search
Recent Posts
See AllRevocation of Wills is addressed in EPTL Article 3-4.1 and explains that there are various ways that a will can be revoked or altered....
60
There are two regimes that work independently and together to allocate shares of a decedent's intestate estate. The per capita regime...
290
Only probate assets, such as real property titled in one's own name or as tenants-in-common (no joint tenancy), personal property, bank...
390
bottom of page
Kommentare