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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-...

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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: Why a Power to Sell Is Not Enough When Real Property Is to Be Sold

When a New York will contemplates the sale of real property, the difference...

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  Jan 03, 2026

🔑 NY: When a Will Directs a Sale, Real Property Is Converted to Personalty at Death

If a will mandates (directs) an executor to sell the decedent’s real...

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  Mar 20, 2025

🔑 NY: Sample Retainer for Administration of a Testamentary Trust

When administering a testamentary trust, trustees often require legal guidance to navigate probate,...

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  Mar 13, 2025

🔑 NY: Resolving Disputes Between Co-Executors Over a Claim

When an estate has multiple executors (co-fiduciaries), disagreements can arise over various...

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  Mar 03, 2025

🔑 NY: What Happens When an LLC Member Dies or Becomes Incompetent?

When a member of a New York limited liability company (LLC) dies or...

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  Feb 16, 2025

NY: When Executors Have No Authority Over Real Estate – Lessons from In re Purdy

When it comes to managing an estate, the responsibilities of an executor can...

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  Dec 29, 2024

NY EPTL 11-1.7: Limitation on Powers and Immunities of Executors and Trustees

New York Estates, Powers and Trusts Law (EPTL) § 11-1.7 serves as...

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  Oct 30, 2024

NY EPTL 11-1.1: Fiduciaries Powers

NY EPTL 11-1.1 empowers fiduciaries—including executors, administrators, and trustees—to...

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  Oct 14, 2024

NY SCPA 2307: Commissions of Fiduciaries Other Than Trustees

Text § 2307. Commissions of fiduciaries other than trustees 1. Except as otherwise provided...

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