Tag: beneficiaries

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Checks Payable to Deceased New Yorkers

Thomas Sciacca   July 12, 2023

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How Do Executors Deal With Rental Apartments of Deceased New Yorkers?

Thomas Sciacca   June 28, 2023

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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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Dead Beneficiaries and Wills

Thomas Sciacca   October 10, 2022

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What Should New Yorkers Tell Their Chosen Executors Before They Die?

Thomas Sciacca   June 08, 2022

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How NOT To Amend Your Will

Thomas Sciacca   April 27, 2022

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New Yorkers Planning to Make Gifts Towards the End of their Lives should Document them Thoroughly

Thomas Sciacca   April 11, 2022

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What does Family Exempt Property Mean in a New York Estate?

Thomas Sciacca   March 16, 2022

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Vocabulary for New York Wills and Surrogate’s Court Matters

Tom Sciacca   February 03, 2022

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How Long Does it Take to Administer an Estate?

Thomas Sciacca   July 25, 2021

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