Estate planning is not uncommon for business owners, people with children or those with notable wealth. However, single folks can also benefit from having a plan for the future regardless of their current status. When people understand the value of an estate plan,...

The state of New York has specific requirements for executing a last will and testament, also known simply as a will. Failing to follow these requirements could cause a court to invalidate your will. Your will Under New York estate law, your will must be in writing,...

Estate planning, in theory, makes great sense but is discouraging if your parents lack a motive. In New York, there’s no such thing as too late to start planning. If you have parents who haven’t created a full succession plan for their belongings, then you may be...

The court procedure of probate is a part of estate planning that can take up an exorbitant amount of time and money, but it's sometimes difficult to avoid. People living in Central New York who are wondering if probate is the most viable option should know just how...