Wills
Small add: A will needs witnesses, not notaries. Doing a will is cheap and it isn't something you should do on your own.
Williamsville, NY
Estate planning Lawyer at Williamsville, NY
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Business
Small add: A will needs witnesses, not notaries. Doing a will is cheap and it isn't something you should do on your own.
Not necessarily, no. Lawyers don't send "non-eviction letters"--unless, of course, they're paid to...
I defer to my Floridian colleagues, but it sounds like the grandchildren are interested persons under this will and thus should have been cited for...
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You're well advised to speak to a New York trusts/probate attorney in the county where the property is situated; whether the trustee is entitled to...
Without knowing more about the creditor exposure in question, the community can't determine if there's risk of fraudulent conveyance. I have to...
Attorney Pippen is correct. Note also that the testator's signature is at both the physical end of the document and also at the "end of time" for...
I respectfully disagree with attorney Potter--presuming that this debtor is a life tenant (i.e. the person who has a right to possess the property...
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There are no boundaries set by statute or regulation, but as attorney Pankowski notes the Surrogate has the power to fix attorneys' fees and...
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So long as you're sure you're aware what exactly a living will is (Attorney Aminov's link is spot on for this), it can be done by yourself. Estate...
Tarpon Springs, huh? If your question was about protection from collisions, I'd suggest putting sponges all over the car. Although New York...