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  Mar 26, 2025

🔑 NYC's Mandatory Composting Law Turns Landlords into Waste Enforcers

When tenants weaponize pizza, NYC landlords get stuck with the worst slice of the pie....

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  Mar 03, 2025

NY: Challenging Adverse Possession in Estate Administration—Lessons from Matter of Elliott

In Matter of Elliott (2025 NY Slip Op 01093), the Appellate Division, addressed...

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  Mar 02, 2025

🔑 NY Clause: Residence Provisions in Medicaid Asset Protection Trust

When creating a Medicaid Asset Protection Trust (MAPT) in New York, a critical...

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  Feb 16, 2025

NY: When Executors Have No Authority Over Real Estate – Lessons from In re Purdy

When it comes to managing an estate, the responsibilities of an executor can...

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  Oct 10, 2024

How AI Gives Me Confidence to Contribute to Professional Discussions

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming more common across various professions,...

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  Oct 09, 2024

Why Executors in New York Should Be Cautious with Specifically Devised Property

In New York, executors must understand their limits when handling specifically devised property....

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  Oct 03, 2024

RPL § 236-A Termination of Lease of a Deceased Tenant

Effective February 15, 2024, legal representatives (such as an executor or administrator) of...

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  Sep 12, 2024

How to Find Your Home’s Historic District in New York: A Step-by-Step Guide

In New York, to find which historic district your home is in, if...

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  Sep 08, 2024

NY TOD Deed: Exclusively for Individuals

A Transfer on Death deed (TODD) in New York can only be used...

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  Sep 08, 2024

NY TOD Deed: Not for Out-of-State Real Property

A Transfer on Death deed (TODD) in New York does not apply to...

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  Sep 08, 2024

NY TOD Deed: Not for Coops

One significant limitation of a Transfer on Death deed (TODD) in New York...

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