Category: Wills

A Legal Update: Convicted Felons May Now Be Eligible to Serve as Executors for New York Estates

 A Legal Update: Convicted Felons May Now Be Eligible to Serve as Executors for New York Estates

Thomas Sciacca   May 15, 2024

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Trust Inheritance Disputes in New York

Thomas Sciacca   March 13, 2024

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The Uphill Battle to Probate a Photocopy of a Lost Will in New York

Thomas Sciacca   February 29, 2024

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Is it Possible to Challenge a New York Attorney-Supervised Will?

Thomas Sciacca   January 10, 2024

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Who has the Authority to Challenge a Will in the New York Surrogate’s Courts?

Thomas Sciacca   December 12, 2023

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Appraisals for New York Estates

Thomas Sciacca   September 27, 2023

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New York Wills, Estates, and the Anti-Lapse Statutes

Thomas Sciacca   September 13, 2023

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What Do I Do When I Arrive at the Surrogate’s Court?

Thomas Sciacca   June 07, 2023

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Can Visually Impaired New Yorkers Sign Wills?

Thomas Sciacca   May 23, 2023

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Old tombstone in Italian cemetery with birth and death dates

Can the New York Surrogate’s Court Entertain an Estate Proceeding for Someone Who Died Long Ago?

Thomas Sciacca   May 10, 2023

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