As the executor of an estate, you have many responsibilities to meet during the probate process. At the law office of Robert Kaplan, P.C., we can ensure your duties are met and probate proceeds as seamlessly as possible. We handle all matters in New York Surrogates Court and provide comprehensive guidance to ensure the estate's final affairs are completed.
Have you been named administrator of an estate? To discuss your role in the administration process with an experienced lawyer call the law office of Robert Kaplan, P.C. at 718-268-4200 to schedule your free initial consultation. You can also email our firm and we will be in touch with you promptly.
Attorney Robert Kaplan provides complete representation to executors throughout the complicated probate process. As executor, you have many duties, including the following:
When people pass away without a will in place, the estate passes through an administration process set forth by the state of New York. In this case, the Surrogates Court is petitioned to approve the appointment of the estate's administrator. However, when people pass away with a will in place, the will is submitted to the Surrogates Court. The court approves the will, proves its legitimacy and validity and approves the appointment of the estate's executor.
The law office of Robert Kaplan, P.C. will meet with the heirs of the estate, determine who is named executor, identify, in situations where the person passed away without a will, the proposed administrator and prepare all paperwork. The office then submits this information to the Surrogates Court to obtain approval of the executor or administrator of the estate.
Whatever your probate need, you can feel confident choosing our experienced legal services. Contact us today to schedule your free initial consultation or call 718-268-4200. Our office hours are Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. through 5:30 p.m., with Saturday morning appointments available.
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