My father died in Long Island New York almost 22 years ago, his wife kept everything because he left no will.

I agree with Mr. Anthony. I could be mistaken, but I think the statute of limitations on this one is very likely passed considering it's been 22...

I agree with Mrs. Kiperman. If your uncle-in-law lacks capacity, he can't make any legal changes to the current healthcare proxy. In order to...

If you can't find what you need on the Nassau County Surrogate's Court web site, I would recommend giving a call over to their Administration...

As an administarator of my fathers estate do I have the right to pay debts from the estate account

As the other attorney identified, if you have been appointed administrator of your father's estate, you likely not only have the right but the...

How can I claim an inheritance Of my father after 11 years in Nassau county?

Apologies, but the facts here are a bit confusing. You say you have proof that a trust was created, but do you have the trust document? Moreover,...

A new york resident who has an apartment in Beijing, if she died, what would the apartment pass to?

All of the resident's property would pass under NY's law of intestacy. Because you stated the husband predeceased the wife, that means the property...

I am living in my aunts house by myself as her niece and nephew abruptly talk her out of her home back in july. They are

Assuming a court made a determination that your mother appointed a guardian due to incapacity, what your mother believes are her best wishes may...

Will I lose my co-op now that my mother has passed?

My condolences on your mother passing. The property must transfer from your mother's name to another party, whether that's you and your husband...

Shareholder of an LLC secretively opened up similar LLC on the side with similar DBA. Dissolved the LLC I was in with him/her.

I agree with the other attorneys who responded to your question. In general, LLC members owe each other a fiduciary duty and your description...

Is there any way to prove this?

If your grandmother is still alive, I don't think this goes under Probate. You might have better luck in a criminal area.