Can the assets of an estate be transferred to the estate of someone who is already dead?
New York's Estates, Powers and Trusts Act determines descent and distribution. § 4-1.1. Descent and distribution of a decedent's estate. The...
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New York's Estates, Powers and Trusts Act determines descent and distribution. § 4-1.1. Descent and distribution of a decedent's estate. The...
Mr. Chertock's absolutely correct. Who needs or wants the care is of no concern to you as an agent for your mother. As a fiduciary, you have to...
The other attorneys answered correctly. However, more information may be necessary. A quit claim deed means "I give you whatever interest, if...
Mr. Zellinger is 100% correct. Don't you want the house to be in your name? Is he named the alternate executor? If so, do you want the court to...
Assuming that the deceased was domiciled in Clinton County New York, the Chief Clerk to Surrogate Judge Kevin K. Ryan is Debra Babbie. Her number...
Both attorneys are right. The general rule is that a deed controls and the language of the deed kicks in automatically. If the deed says joint...
New York's elective share is $50,000 or 1/3 of the estate, whichever is greater. You can not wait and must elect soon or you will waive the right...
Mr. Atchley gave you a good answer. For your own and for the estate's protection you may want to sign an agreement with the executor. If some 3rd...
Trustees and executors are fiduciaries. They protect and preserve property for beneficiaries. If there is potential of damage or diminution of...
In New York state you are married until you obtain a divorce decree or die. Co-habitation is optional. You have a short time to elect your...