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How long after an estate is closed does the final account have to filed with the court?

Eric's answer | Answered on April 14, 2014

As a beneficiary of the estate you are entitled to an accounting. You can demand an accounting by filing a petition with the Surrogate's Court. You...

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Must I have a lawyer to probate a will in Westchester county, New York. My mother only has less than $200,000 in assets.

Eric's answer | Answered on April 14, 2014

If your mom's alive then there is nothing to probate. However, lets say she is not and she has a valid will, then the answer is no, there is no...

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My grandmother made a deathbed request to give me the house on the family property in New York.

Eric's answer | Answered on April 12, 2014

I would recommend consulting with an attorney. Unless your grandmother's will leaves you the house or she signed a deed transferring the property...

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My grandmother made a deathbed request to give me the house on the family property in New York.

Eric's answer | Answered on April 12, 2014

Unless your grandmother's will leaves you the house or she signed a deed transferring the property to you prior to her death, then you will most...

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Do I need a lawyer?

Eric's answer | Answered on April 12, 2014

I would recommend speaking with an experienced attorney.

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What do I do with a deceased tenant's stuff?

Eric's answer | Answered on April 12, 2014

I agree with Attorney Haber. You may have to wait until the estate is administered, and may even have to get involved. You should speak with an...

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How much does an irrovocable trust go for?

Eric's answer | Answered on April 12, 2014

I agree with Attorney Mcgill. There are a number of factors that would go in to determining the cost an attorney would charge for an irrevocable...

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NY trustee administrative fees

Eric's answer | Answered on April 12, 2014

I agree with Attorney Potter. You should consult with an experienced attorney to discuss these concerns.

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How do I find out if a sister falsified a power of attorney on me and how she was able to put her address in the white pages und

Eric's answer | Answered on April 12, 2014

I agree with Attorney McMahon. A power of attorney would need to be signed be signed by you in the presence of a notary public. Your sister would...

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Is it possible for I or my sisters to take over my parents apartment even though they are both deceased?

Eric's answer | Answered on April 10, 2014

Your question is unclear. Did your parents own the apartment?

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