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  Jan 12, 2026

🔑 Problematic Person Statuses in Estate and Trust Administration

Estate and trust administration often turns not on doctrine, but on who the...

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  Jan 12, 2026

🔑 NY: Failure to Answer a Probate Citation

In probate proceedings, silence can be dispositive....

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  Jan 11, 2026

🔑 NY EPTL 3-4.2: Agreement to Convey Property Previously Disposed of by Will Not a Revocation

Sometimes a testator makes a will disposing of a particular asset and later...

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  Jan 11, 2026

🔑 NY SCPA 1902: For What Purposes Real Property Is Subject to Disposition

Under New York law, real property is not automatically liquidated as part of...

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  Jan 04, 2026

🔑 Common Problems with Co-Executors

Naming two (or more) executors can feel like a built-in check-and-balance system. In...

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  Jan 04, 2026

What Is Equitable Conversion in New York Wills?

Equitable conversion in New York is the doctrine that, when a will contains...

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  Jan 04, 2026

🔑 NY: What Equitable Conversion Does Not Do

Equitable conversion is a powerful doctrine—but it is also a limited one....

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  Oct 16, 2025

🔑 Essential Lexis Resources for Understanding Fiduciary Accountings in New York

Few moments test a fiduciary’s diligence like the accounting. Whether presented to...

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  Jul 17, 2025

🔑 Can You Get Ancillary Letters in New York Based on a Small Estate Proceeding?

Here’s the answer—and what to do instead if your authority is...

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  Jul 17, 2025

🔑 Can a Foreign Fiduciary Collect a New York POD Account?

A New York resident died intestate, leaving most assets in trust. One remaining...

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