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What Makes A Will Invalid In New York?

A will is a key part of any estate plan because it explains how someone wants their property divided after death and names who will handle the estate. But just having a document called “Last Will and Testament” does not mean a New York Surrogate’s Court will accept it. New York has strict rules about […]

Can A New York Will Be Contested After Someone Dies?

In New York, it is possible to contest a will after someone passes away. However, simply disagreeing with the inheritance is not enough to overturn the will. To challenge a will, a person usually needs a legal interest in the estate and must have a valid reason recognized by the court. These cases often depend […]

Grounds To Contest A Will In New York

When someone passes away, families hope the will truly reflects their loved one’s wishes. Sadly, this isn’t always the case. Many people in Suffolk County come to us because they feel a will doesn’t match what their parent, spouse, or relative wanted. New York law lets certain people challenge a will, but the process can […]

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What Makes A Will Invalid In New York?

Can A New York Will Be Contested After Someone Dies?

Grounds To Contest A Will In New York