Wills, Trusts, Estates

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🔑 Clear and Convincing Evidence: What the Standard Requires

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UPC § 2-502 Allows Holographic Wills Without Witnesses or Notaries

Feb 26, 2026

UPC § 2-502: Testators Signature and Limited Delegation

Feb 26, 2026

"I Just Need a Simple Will" — Why It’s Rarely That Simple

Feb 21, 2026

In Terrorem Clause

Feb 18, 2026

🔑 SCPA 1404 Examinations Allowed Where In Terrorem Clause Is in Revocable Trust, Not Pour‑Over Will (NY County Surrogate’s Court, Feb. 2026)

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Wills

UPC § 2-502 Allows Holographic Wills Without Witnesses or Notaries

Feb 26, 2026

UPC § 2-502: Testators Signature and Limited Delegation

Feb 26, 2026

UPC: A Will Must Be in Writing

Feb 25, 2026

UPC § 2-502 Execution; Witnessed or Notarized Wills; Holographic Wills

Feb 25, 2026

UPC § 2-503 Harmless Error

Feb 25, 2026

Trusts

🔑 Flexibility in a New York Medicaid Asset Protection Trust: Solutions Under EPTL 7-1.9

Feb 26, 2026 — Premium

🔑 NY EPTL 7-1.9: Revocation of Trusts

Feb 26, 2026 — Premium

In Terrorem Clause

Feb 18, 2026

When an In Terrorem Clause May Do More Harm Than Good

Feb 16, 2026

When Should an Estate Plan Include an In Terrorem Clause?

Feb 16, 2026

Estates

Advocating Without Overreaching: A Model of Intellectual Restraint

Jan 30, 2026

One Restatement or Two? The Structural Question

Jan 30, 2026

What Has Actually Changed in the Law of Wills?

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Time for a New Restatement? Why This Question Has Become More Pressing

Jan 30, 2026

Modern Trust Practice and the Restatement’s Blind Spots

Jan 30, 2026

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Latest News

🔑 Clear and Convincing Evidence: What the Standard Requires

🔑 Flexibility in a New York Medicaid Asset Protection Trust: Solutions Under EPTL 7-1.9

🔑 NY EPTL 7-1.9: Revocation of Trusts

UPC § 2-502 Allows Holographic Wills Without Witnesses or Notaries

UPC § 2-502: Testators Signature and Limited Delegation

"I Just Need a Simple Will" — Why It’s Rarely That Simple

In Terrorem Clause

🔑 SCPA 1404 Examinations Allowed Where In Terrorem Clause Is in Revocable Trust, Not Pour‑Over Will (NY County Surrogate’s Court, Feb. 2026)

Wills

UPC § 2-502 Allows Holographic Wills Without Witnesses or Notaries

UPC § 2-502: Testators Signature and Limited Delegation

UPC: A Will Must Be in Writing

UPC § 2-502 Execution; Witnessed or Notarized Wills; Holographic Wills

UPC § 2-503 Harmless Error

Trusts

🔑 Flexibility in a New York Medicaid Asset Protection Trust: Solutions Under EPTL 7-1.9

🔑 NY EPTL 7-1.9: Revocation of Trusts

In Terrorem Clause

When an In Terrorem Clause May Do More Harm Than Good

When Should an Estate Plan Include an In Terrorem Clause?

Estates

Advocating Without Overreaching: A Model of Intellectual Restraint

One Restatement or Two? The Structural Question

What Has Actually Changed in the Law of Wills?

Time for a New Restatement? Why This Question Has Become More Pressing

Modern Trust Practice and the Restatement’s Blind Spots

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🔑 Clear and Convincing Evidence: What the Standard Requires

🔑 Flexibility in a New York Medicaid Asset Protection Trust: Solutions Under EPTL 7-1.9

🔑 NY EPTL 7-1.9: Revocation of Trusts

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