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Executor Responsibilities Under New York Law

Being named as an executor is an important legal duty. After someone passes away, the executor is responsible for following the instructions in the will and making sure the estate is handled correctly. In New York, this means following certain steps set by state law and the Surrogate’s Court. Executors need to collect and protect […]

Posted on: March 11, 2026

Breach Of Fiduciary Duty By An Executor In New York

When a loved one passes away, the executor assumes significant legal and financial responsibilities. In New York, executors must always act in the best interests of the estate and its beneficiaries. Violations of this duty can cause financial loss, family disputes, and court involvement. We assist Suffolk County families who suspect executor misconduct. Understanding breaches […]

Posted on: February 24, 2026

Undue Influence in New York Estate Litigation Cases

At Bernard Law P.C. in Hauppauge, New York, we advise families on estate disputes, including undue influence claims. These cases often arise when a will or trust appears inconsistent with prior wishes or established family relationships. New York courts take undue influence allegations seriously, as they can undermine the true intent of the estate plan. […]

Posted on: February 16, 2026

Estate Administration Vs. Probate: What’s The Difference In New York?

Understanding Key Differences That Affect Families In Suffolk County And Snowbirds With Florida Assets At Bernard Law P.C., we frequently guide families through estate matters after the loss of a loved one. One of the first questions we're often asked is whether probate or estate administration applies. While these two processes may seem interchangeable, they […]

Posted on: January 16, 2026

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Executor Responsibilities Under New York Law

Breach Of Fiduciary Duty By An Executor In New York

Undue Influence in New York Estate Litigation Cases

Estate Administration Vs. Probate: What’s The Difference In New York?