Estate litigation in New York is often an emotionally charged and complex arena, where disputes frequently arise among family members, beneficiaries, and executors. This article examines some of the most common types of conflicts encountered in estate litigation and offers…
Navigating the complexities of abandonment proceedings can be a daunting task. Establishing abandonment in estate litigation requires the presentation of admissible evidence, but obtaining such evidence can be a significant challenge. Estate Litigation and Right of Election: In New York,…
In New York State, the Surrogate’s Court plays a vital role in the administration of deceased individuals’ estates. This specialized court deals with a variety of issues, including the appointment of executors and administrators, probate of wills, and the administration…
Inheritance rights have long been a subject of legal debate and scrutiny. In particular, the rights of non-marital children to inherit from their biological father have often been left in a murky area. In New York, the Estates Powers and…
New York trust and estate litigation is a specialized area of law that deals with disputes arising out of the administration, interpretation, or disposition of trusts and estates. These disputes can involve a variety of issues, including the validity of…