Wills and Estates

 

Property in More than One State

Property in a different state, especially real property, will not be accepted for probate or administration by New York courts. It has to go through the process in the state where it is located. Conversely, if the decedent died in a different state and had property in New York, an separate estate needs to be opened up here for the decedent's property, even if the decedent has never stepped foot in New York. This is called "ancillary probate." Ancillary probate could have been avoided altogether through proper estate planning, by forming a trust in New York. If there is no such trust, there will need to be a separate proceeding in each state. Call our offices today for an appointment to discuss your specific Estate.
 

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To arrange a confidential meeting to discuss your Wills and Estates needs, contact our offices by e-mail or call (315) 451-2383.

 

   

Office Location

7515 Morgan Road

Liverpool, New York 13090

Phone: (315) 451-2383

Fax: (315) 451-4106

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Email: jp@darrigolaw.com

 

Wills & Estates

 

 

 
         
 

7515 Morgan Road

Liverpool, New York 13090

Phone: (315) 451-2383

Fax: (315) 451-4106

Email: jp@darrigolaw.com

Syracuse, Liverpool New York Law Firm

The attorneys of D'Arrigo & Cote advise clients about Divorce, Landlord/Tenant, Wills and Estates, Real Estate, Vehicle & Traffic Law, Municipal Law, Business and Contract law, Litigation, and Personal Injury matters from offices in Liverpool, New York. The firm serves the needs of individuals and businesses in the Greater Syracuse area and central New York including Onondaga County, Cayuga County, Oswego County, and Oneida County.

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