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LACKING IN MENTAL CAPACITY AND FAMILY, WHO DECIDES

On June 24, 2015 a trial Court in California invalidated a California law as unconstitutional, which created a default surrogate decision maker when that individual is mentally incapacitated and does not have a family member, or anyone else for that matter, to make key decisions for them.  The law and…

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WHAT OF MY ESTATE PLANNING IF MOVE TO ANOTHER JURISDICTION?

Say you live here in New York and made significant plans to avoid probate.   You have a will, own a business that you pass on and even set aside significant assets for your grandchildren. You worked hard to put your financial house in order.  Now you find out that you…

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