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  May 29, 2024

πŸ”‘ Two Ways to Invest Trust Assets

When it comes to investing trust assets, there are two distinct approaches that...

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  Mar 10, 2024

πŸ”‘Trustee's Duty of Impartiality

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  Mar 07, 2024

New York: Estates, Powers and Trusts Law (EPTL) - Annotated

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  Mar 05, 2024

πŸ”‘Standard for a Contested Accounting Proceeding in New York

This post gives the standard for a contested accounting proceeding in New York...

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  Jan 17, 2024

πŸ”‘ Uniform Trust Code (UTC) - Excerpts and Notes

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  Nov 15, 2023

An Unexpected Meaning of Bequest in Black's Law Dictionary Sheds New Light on the IRS's No-Basis Adjustment Ruling for Irrevocable Trusts

In a surprising twist, the dictionary the IRS relies on as an authority for Rev. Rul. 2023-2 allows taxpayers to reach a different conclusion....

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  Oct 11, 2023

πŸ”‘ Understanding Estate Administration: Taxpayer IDs and Income Reporting After a Death

In estate administration, after someone dies, there are different taxpayers, with different tax...

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  Oct 09, 2023

πŸ”‘ What Is the Date for a Testamentary Trust Under New York Law?

There is no one date for a testamentary trust under New York law....

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  Oct 06, 2023

Why You Need to Ensure Your New York Revocable Trust Has Title to Your Assets

In New York, for a revocable trust to work, title to assets must...

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  Sep 27, 2023

Two Noteworthy Charts from Trump's Fraud Case

Yesterday, New York Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron ruled (NYSEF Doc. No. 1531)...

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  Sep 14, 2023

What Does It Mean When a Power of Attorney is "Durable"?

"Durable" is just one word (an adjective), but it explains why powers of attorney are so powerful and why they are an essential tool in every estate plan....

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