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Many New Yorkers are surprised to find out that their loved one’s estate plan distributes assets in a way that they didn’t expect. When these individuals are left out of the inheritance scheme, or when their inheritance is smaller than expected, they might consider...
Individuals with special needs children face unique estate planning challenges. It is essential to ensure that your child's future is secure and that they will continue to receive the care and support they need, even after you are gone. There are several...
The United States has a dynamic and diverse real estate market, attracting foreign investors and aspiring homeowners. While the process may be comparable to buying property in their native country, international buyers should note five factors that can make a smooth...
When a person dies, they leave behind their surviving loved ones and all their assets and liabilities that compose their estate. Estate administration begins after their death and will continue regardless of whether that person has an estate plan or not. The estate...
The pandemic brought about extreme changes globally. With lockdowns implemented all over the world, plenty of businesses and corporations temporarily closed. It has been four years since then, but has the commercial real estate industry recovered from its losses since...
The United States is the land of the free, and rightfully so. The country has no specific restrictions on real estate ownership for foreign nationals. If you are from a foreign country and are interested in purchasing property in New York, you should structure your...
When an individual drafts a will, called a testator, they appoint an executor. The job of the executor is to follow the instructions in the will, take care of the estate’s assets, pay off any debts, handle taxes and give the remaining assets to the beneficiaries. If...
Estate administration involves making important decisions about what happens to the assets of a loved one after their passing. Typically, someone is designated in a will to administer the estate; this person is sometimes called an executor, a personal representative...
Probate and estate administration are complex topics people may overlook until they encounter a sudden death in the family. When it happens, surviving family members can be too busy grieving the loss to sort out legal matters concerning the deceased's estate. When...
New York has various characteristics that make it attractive to foreign businesses, including the state’s diversity, strategic location, potential for growth and stable economy. There is no question that these ventures can open significant opportunities and benefits....