Uniondale, NY
Elder law Lawyer at Uniondale, NY
Practice Areas: Elder Law, Estate Planning ... +2 more
When a person does their estate planning, he or she will typically prepare a Last Will and Testament. A Will contains a provision that nominates an Executor. Since there is a nominated executor, typic...
See Full GuideThe Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (the "Act") increased the federal estate tax exclusion amount for decedents dying in years 2018 to 2025. The act is set to sunset on December 31, 2025. The exclusion amount i...
See Full GuideQuestion: My father died without a Will leaving only a checking account in his sole name with a balance of $35,000. My brother and I are his only heirs. I have heard that there is a proceeding in the ...
See Full GuideIf you are the beneficiary of an estate or trust and you think that the fiduciary or person in charge is not meeting their obligations, there are procedures in which they can be removed. Surrogate’s C...
See Full GuideMy father recently passed away. I have one brother and one sister. The will divides the assets equally among the three of us. My father’s will has nominated my sister as Executor. She declared bankrup...
See Full GuideQ: My brother is the Executor of my mother’s estate. It has been three years since she died, and he has not distributed anything. What do you recommend I do? How to Demand an Accounting I recommend th...
See Full GuideQ: My mother recently passed away and I received something in the mail called a "Waiver of Process; Consent to Probate", what does this document mean? What Does Probating a Will Mean? You received thi...
See Full GuideQ: I am the Executor of my mother’s estate. I have paid all of the bills and filed the final income tax return and am ready to close the estate. How should I proceed? Accounting In order to close the ...
See Full GuideIn New York State, when a person turns eighteen, they are presumed to be legally competent to make decision for themselves. However, if a person is intellectually disabled or developmentally disabled,...
See Full GuideIn New York State, when a person turns eighteen, they are presumed to be legally competent to make decision for themselves. However, if a person is intellectually disabled or developmentally disabled,...
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