The most basic estate plan in New York may contain just a will. A testator may draft a single document explaining what should happen to their property and their dependent family members when they die. However, New York more comprehensive estate plans can address and...
Estate planning can involve a variety of different tools and tactics. Someone's goals for their personal legacy and the nature of the assets they have accumulated will influence how they manage the process. Some people rely on a trust to keep their biggest resources...
Estate planning often entails someone setting aside resources for the next generation. An individual may choose to leave property for their children and grandchildren. Oftentimes, families expect that a testator will divide resources evenly among beneficiaries or at...
