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Hani Sarji

Hani Sarji

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New York lawyer who cares about people, is fascinated by technology, and is writing his next book, Estate of Confusion: New York.

  Feb 28, 2026

MCL 700.3101 Devolution of Estate at Death; Restrictions

Sec. 3101.Devolution of estate at death; restrictions. An individual's power...

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  Feb 27, 2026

🔑 Clear and Convincing Evidence: What the Standard Requires

The "clear and convincing evidence" standard is an intermediate burden of...

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  Feb 26, 2026

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

Medicaid Asset Protection Trusts (MAPTs) are designed to be irrevocable. That is the...

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  Feb 26, 2026

🔑 NY EPTL 7-1.9: Revocation of Trusts

Overview EPTL 7-1.9 provides a statutory mechanism for revoking or amending an...

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  Feb 26, 2026

NY BL § 675: Joint Deposits and Shares; Ownership and Payment

New York Banking Law § 675 governs joint bank accounts. It addresses three core...

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  Feb 26, 2026

UPC § 2-502 Allows Holographic Wills Without Witnesses or Notaries

Under Uniform Probate Code § 2‑502(b), a will is valid as a...

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  Feb 26, 2026

UPC § 2-502: Testators Signature and Limited Delegation

Under Uniform Probate Code § 2-502(a)(2), a will must be signed by...

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  Feb 25, 2026

UPC: A Will Must Be in Writing

Uniform Probate Code § 2‑502(a)(1) requires that a will be in...

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  Feb 25, 2026

UPC § 2-502 Execution; Witnessed or Notarized Wills; Holographic Wills

Uniform Probate Code § 2‑502 sets out the baseline execution rules for wills...

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  Feb 25, 2026

UPC § 2-503 Harmless Error

The Uniform Probate Code authorizes courts to probate a will that does not...

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  Feb 21, 2026

"I Just Need a Simple Will" — Why It’s Rarely That Simple

One of the most common things people say when they first reach out...

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  Feb 18, 2026

In Terrorem Clause

In terrorem clauses—often called no‑contest clauses—are provisions in estate planning...

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