Wills, Trusts, Estates

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🔑 NY: Attorney‑Supervised Will Execution and the Presumption of Regularity

Mar 29, 2026 — Premium

🔑 Due Execution of Wills in New York: The Proponent’s Burden of Proof

Mar 29, 2026 — Premium

🔑 Legal Writing: Anticipating Counterarguments in a Brief

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🔑 Legal Writing: What Goes in the First Sentence of a Paragraph

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🔑 Legal Writing: Addressing What a Case Is Not About

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🔑 NY: Orders vs. Decrees—Why an Appeal from an Order Is Dismissed but the Issues Are Reviewed

Mar 27, 2026 — Premium

The Tension Among Will-Formality Regimes: Attested Wills and Holographic Wills

Mar 23, 2026

Will Formality Level Two: Holographic Wills

Mar 22, 2026

Wills

🔑 NY: Attorney‑Supervised Will Execution and the Presumption of Regularity

Mar 29, 2026 — Premium

🔑 Due Execution of Wills in New York: The Proponent’s Burden of Proof

Mar 29, 2026 — Premium

The Tension Among Will-Formality Regimes: Attested Wills and Holographic Wills

Mar 23, 2026

Will Formality Level Two: Holographic Wills

Mar 22, 2026

Will Formality Level One: Attested Wills

Mar 22, 2026

Trusts

🔑 Flexibility in a New York Medicaid Asset Protection Trust: Solutions Under EPTL 7-1.9

Feb 26, 2026 — Premium

🔑 NY EPTL 7-1.9: Revocation of Trusts

Feb 26, 2026 — Premium

In Terrorem Clause

Feb 18, 2026

When an In Terrorem Clause May Do More Harm Than Good

Feb 16, 2026

When Should an Estate Plan Include an In Terrorem Clause?

Feb 16, 2026

Estates

MCL 700.3101 Devolution of Estate at Death; Restrictions

Feb 28, 2026

Advocating Without Overreaching: A Model of Intellectual Restraint

Jan 30, 2026

One Restatement or Two? The Structural Question

Jan 30, 2026

What Has Actually Changed in the Law of Wills?

Jan 30, 2026

Time for a New Restatement? Why This Question Has Become More Pressing

Jan 30, 2026

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Latest News

🔑 NY: Attorney‑Supervised Will Execution and the Presumption of Regularity

🔑 Due Execution of Wills in New York: The Proponent’s Burden of Proof

🔑 Legal Writing: Anticipating Counterarguments in a Brief

🔑 Legal Writing: What Goes in the First Sentence of a Paragraph

🔑 Legal Writing: Addressing What a Case Is Not About

🔑 NY: Orders vs. Decrees—Why an Appeal from an Order Is Dismissed but the Issues Are Reviewed

The Tension Among Will-Formality Regimes: Attested Wills and Holographic Wills

Will Formality Level Two: Holographic Wills

Wills

🔑 NY: Attorney‑Supervised Will Execution and the Presumption of Regularity

🔑 Due Execution of Wills in New York: The Proponent’s Burden of Proof

The Tension Among Will-Formality Regimes: Attested Wills and Holographic Wills

Will Formality Level Two: Holographic Wills

Will Formality Level One: Attested Wills

Trusts

🔑 Flexibility in a New York Medicaid Asset Protection Trust: Solutions Under EPTL 7-1.9

🔑 NY EPTL 7-1.9: Revocation of Trusts

In Terrorem Clause

When an In Terrorem Clause May Do More Harm Than Good

When Should an Estate Plan Include an In Terrorem Clause?

Estates

MCL 700.3101 Devolution of Estate at Death; Restrictions

Advocating Without Overreaching: A Model of Intellectual Restraint

One Restatement or Two? The Structural Question

What Has Actually Changed in the Law of Wills?

Time for a New Restatement? Why This Question Has Become More Pressing

Recent News

🔑 NY: Attorney‑Supervised Will Execution and the Presumption of Regularity

🔑 Due Execution of Wills in New York: The Proponent’s Burden of Proof

🔑 Legal Writing: Anticipating Counterarguments in a Brief

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