Category Archives: Wills
Power of Attorney and Health Care Directives: Essential Tools for New Yorkers
At Yeung & Associates, PLLC, we talk to a lot of people who have put off planning for the unexpected simply because they do not know where to start. Two of the most important documents any adult can have in place are a Power of Attorney and a Health Care Directive. They are not… Read More »
Avoiding Probate When Selling or Inheriting Property in New York
At Yeung & Associates, PLLC, we often hear from families who are dealing with the loss of a loved one while simultaneously trying to figure out what happens to their home. It is a stressful combination, and the process becomes significantly more complicated when the estate has to go through probate. Understanding how probate… Read More »
Making Your Intentions Clear in a New York Will
Creating a last will and testament is not difficult. But it does require attention to detail. For example, if you decide to leave a specific item of property, particularly real estate, to a beneficiary, it is critical to precisely describe that property so as to leave no doubt as to your meaning. Many times… Read More »
Frequently Asked Questions About Making a Will in New York City
Every New Yorker should have a will. Making a will is not difficult. But it is important to understand the basic components and requirements of a will beforehand. Here are some answers to common questions our office receives about making a will in New York. Can Anyone Make a Will? Any person who is… Read More »