You and your sibling(s) inherited your parents’ New York house, which raises an important question: How do you split it? Read on for answers.

As a new parent in New York, you want to protect your child from every eventuality – that should involve you creating an estate plan.

Along with a handful of other states, New York has an estate tax. Read to learn what effect that may have on your loved ones.

Medical and financial powers of attorney are great ways to manage your affairs in New York. Read on for more information.

When estate planning in New York, you should give significant consideration to your retirement plans. Here is why.

As you begin the estate planning process in New York, you may be wondering what role life insurance will play. This blog provides answers.

As you prepare your young New York high school graduate for their next steps, you should look into getting a power of attorney. Here’s why.

U.S. military members are protected by the Servicemembers’ Civil Relief Act – but what does that entail in New York? Read on for more info.

After a will is admitted to probate in New York, it may draw concern, necessitating someone to contest it. Here’s how you can do that.

Now that your loved one has passed, it’s crucial you understand what happens during probate in New York. Here’s a breakdown.