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Wills and Estate Planning

Protecting your assets for your family, friends, and loved ones is an important task that should not be overlooked or delayed. Our attorneys can help you to draft a Will that distributes property according to your wishes and oversees its execution. Our attorneys can also assist you in other estate planning matters including trusts, powers of attorney, health care instructions, elder law, and more.

Articles on Wills and Estate Planning

What a Will Won't Do
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Frequently Asked Questions – Wills and Estate Planning

Should I create a Will? What happens to my property if I die without a Will?
Can I write a valid Will on my own?
If I handwrite my Will or record my Will, is it valid?
Are there types of property that I cannot leave to my survivors through a Will?
Can my spouse cut me out their Will and leave me with nothing?
What does it mean to “probate” a Will?
A Will was signed outside of New York. Can I admit it to probate in New York?
How can I revoke a Will?
How can I edit my Will?
What happens if someone leaves me a specific piece of property (such as a car) in their Will and this piece of property cannot be located after they die?
If a beneficiary dies, what happens to his or her property that they were to receive under the Will?
Under what circumstances can I contest a Will?
If I left my spouse in my Will, but we later get divorced, does my ex-wife/ex-husband still receive under my Will?