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There's almost nothing people in New York look forward to more than the holidays. This time of year is when people get together to celebrate with their families. However, you can have a joyous holiday season while also thinking about and discussing estate-related...
Responsibilities often change as parents get older and their children become adults. Sometimes, these changes involve managing your parent's final wishes as an executor. Before agreeing to be an executor in New York, knowing what to expect from this process can ensure...
New York law allows you to divide your assets in any manner you'd like upon your death. Therefore, you could give your youngest child your entire estate while giving nothing to your oldest child. Although that may seem harsh, there are a number of scenarios in which...
The most important role someone can play in your New York estate plan is executor. This person is responsible for overseeing your entire estate, helping it move through the probate process, and distributing your assets to your heirs. Typically, you’ll ask someone you...
Getting chosen as the executor of your parent’s estate is a big deal. This means they trust you to manage their affairs when they cannot. By accepting this role, you are taking on the responsibility of administering their estate. After the initial wave of pride...
New York families planning their estates might be curious about the executor's duties. Many people believe that leaving a will is sufficient, and a lawyer will read it and ensure their final wishes are carried out as they intended. If you're chosen as an executor...
When a loved one passes away in New York, their estate is often administered by an executor responsible for managing the deceased's assets, paying off their debts and distributing their property to the heirs. In some cases, however, the executor may act in a way that...
Creating an estate plan is important for New York residents and others regardless of their net worth. This is because an estate plan allows a person to do more than just dictate where a house, car or bank account goes after passing on. Estate plans are critical for...