, January 15, 2026
, January 15, 2026
Jan 15, 2026
Confusion between allocation and distribution is common in New York wrongful death practice....
Jan 14, 2026
New York’s wrongful death framework is codified in Part 4 of EPTL...
Jan 12, 2026
A recurring practical problem in estate administration arises when a beneficiary or distributee...
Jan 12, 2026
Estate and trust administration often turns not on doctrine, but on who the...
Jan 12, 2026
Laches is often described loosely as a penalty for waiting too long. In...
Jan 12, 2026
It is common to think of probate as the end of the story....
Jan 12, 2026
In probate proceedings, silence can be dispositive....
Jan 11, 2026
Closely held corporations often generate confusion about one basic question: How do shareholders...
Jan 11, 2026
Sometimes a testator makes a will disposing of a particular asset and later...
Jan 11, 2026
Under New York law, real property is not automatically liquidated as part of...
Jan 11, 2026
Questions of heirship and survivorship often arise long after a conveyance has been...
Jan 11, 2026
New York law generally treats real property and personal property as distinct categories,...