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Advances in Reproductive Technology Lead to Estate Planning Obstacles

Under the Uniform Parentage Act as well as New York law, children born through the aid of advanced reproductive technology are treated the same as biological children.   Children who are born through the use of frozen biological material, however, create many estate planning questions, which include how to write…

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Trusts and Family-Run Government Contractor Companies

It’s a common tactic for families to utilize trusts to both own, control, and transfer ownership of family businesses. Among other reasons, these trusts help to achieve goals related to asset protection, tax savings, and estate planning.    If your family-run business is also a government contractor, it is critical…

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Things to Know If You’re Considering a Handwritten New York Will 

It’s easy to assume that celebrities have the best-written estate plans. In reality, however, each year countless celebrities pass away and create estate problems because they do not clearly express their wishes.    For example, when the “queen of soul music” Aretha Franklin passed away, she left a holographic will…

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How Long You Can Expect Estate Asset Distribution to Take

Regardless of whether you’re an estate representative, executor, or have any other connection to an estate being administered, it is common to wonder how long the estate asset distribution process will take. In reality, there is no fixed amount of time that estate distribution takes. Instead, this amount varies between…

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