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Wills

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  Feb 09, 2026

New York Electronic Wills

🚧 Under construction....

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  Feb 09, 2026

States That Have Enacted Electronic Wills

As of early 2026, only a small minority of U.S. jurisdictions have...

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  Jan 30, 2026

Advocating Without Overreaching: A Model of Intellectual Restraint

One of the most valuable parts of Thomas Gallanis’s article is not...

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  Jan 30, 2026

One Restatement or Two? The Structural Question

If the American Law Institute (ALI) undertakes a new Restatement project, a threshold...

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  Jan 30, 2026

What Has Actually Changed in the Law of Wills?

Compared to trust law, the law governing wills and other donative transfers has...

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  Jan 30, 2026

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

A new Restatement is not just an academic project. In trusts and estates,...

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  Jan 30, 2026

Modern Trust Practice and the Restatement’s Blind Spots

In Time for a New Restatement, Thomas P. Gallanis argues that the Restatement...

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  Jan 30, 2026

Why Law Students Learn Trusts and Estates as One Subject

The way trusts and estates is taught does more than organize a syllabus....

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  Jan 30, 2026

What Restatements Are Supposed to Do—and When They Fail

Restatements are not mere summaries of existing law. From their inception, they were...

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  Jan 30, 2026

Why Trusts and Estates Became a Single Field

The modern treatment of trusts and estates as a unified field is not...

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Rethinking Restatements

  Jan 30, 2026

Why Is There a Push for a New Restatement of Trusts and Estates?

As of early 2026, scholars and the American Law Institute (ALI) are giving...

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  Jan 28, 2026

🔑 NY SCPA 2102(1): Beneficiary Standing Is Not Defeated by Corporate Form

SCPA 2102(1) limits relief to petitioners with standing—those who qualify as...

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