When someone dies without a Will, it’s called dying “intestate,” and their property is distributed according to state law, specifically EPTL 4-1.1 in New York. The distribution depends on the surviving relatives and their relationship to the deceased. These relatives, known as “distributees,” are entitled to the ...
Continue ReadingMarch is Women’s Month—a time to reflect on the incredible achievements and contributions of women throughout history. In the world of real estate, women have not only carved out a place for themselves but have redefined the entire landscape of the industry. Once an exclusive, male-dominated domain, real estate has ...
Continue ReadingWhen someone passes away, the distribution of their assets depends on whether they left a valid Will and the relationships of their surviving relatives. Probate law ensures the decedent’s wishes are honored and their estate is properly managed. What is Probate? Probate is the legal process of validating a deceased ...
Continue ReadingEnsuring the protection of your possessions during home viewings is crucial. Here are some important tips to safeguard your valuables. 1. Find a reputable agent and talk to him or her about how to safeguard your possessions. 2. Make sure your agent uses a sign-in sheet for everyone who comes ...
Continue ReadingWhen selling a house in Nassau County, New York state, you will be required to gather these documents or be required to sign them to make sure the sale is completed, and the buyer takes possession of the house: Deed– This is the legal document shows you are the ...
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