Dear Clients and Friends
PLANNING FOR THE FALL. As we savor the last days of summer and look forward
Continue Reading Wishing you a wonderful end of summerDear Clients and Friends
PLANNING FOR THE FALL. As we savor the last days of summer and look forward…
Continue Reading Wishing you a wonderful end of summerAt Sverdlov Law, we recognize that navigating the legal process following a loved one’s death can be daunting. Many Americans…
Continue Reading Inheritance on hold? Most Americans don’t understand the time and expense of probateDo you think that the Executor of an Estate is doing a bad job? Do you want to remove a Trustee from a…
Continue Reading Removing a Bad Executor and Taking Control: Your Legal Rights and OptionsAdministering an estate in New York involves significant responsibilities that demand attention to detail and careful planning to avoid potential…
Continue Reading 3 Things to Remember When Administering an Estate in New York to Avoid LitigationIf your loved one has recently passed away, you may be wondering – how long does the probate process take…
Continue Reading How Long Does Probate Take in New YorkPurpose of probate: Probate of the estate serves several purposes. It starts with identifying the heirs of the estate, continues…
Continue Reading What happens if there are not enough assets in the Estate to pay all claims
One of the hardest parts of losing a loved one is dealing with the financial aftermath. While your family and…
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Pre-Planning is best because it eases the burden on your loved ones. If you have specific wishes (i.e. – scattering…
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I was recently interviewed on Serene Home about how to put your estate planning affairs in order. Please read the article below.
https://theserenehome.com/estate-planning-katya-sverdlov-esq-talks-to-the-serene-home/…
Most people want to pass down their assets in accordance with their wishes, with minimal costs, minimal delays, and minimal strife amongst the heirs. Yet there are several problems with using traditional Wills to accomplish these goals. These problems include: not having one’s wishes honored because of losing one’s Will; or having your the Will challenged by heirs; not addressing the distribution of all the of your assets because the Will was written years before death and new assets have been acquired; and high costs of lawyers, h costs needed to pay to lawyers, courts, and executors to finalize the Will.
CryptoWills, which use blockchain, may address some of these problems. First, if the data is stored on blockchain, it cannot be lost.…