New York Probate Attorney

The state of New York does not have a probate court. Matters involving estates are taken care of in the Surrogate Courts. They are located all over the state. In the New York City area there are Surrogate Courts in New York, Bronx, Jamaica, Brooklyn and Staten Island. Probate cases heard in these court rooms are under the laws and jurisdiction of the state of New York. These laws are understood best by a New York probate attorney.

Finding a qualified attorney near you should be easy. Try asking friends for a recommendation. You could also use the service at Legal Match. It would not hurt to talk to several different attorneys, discuss fees, services and the particulars of your case. Take all the time necessary to find an attorney that you are comfortable working with.

There are times when a probate attorney may not be needed, in those cases Legal Zoom has all of the forms required to get an estate through probate court. Be sure you have the proper forms, filled out correctly and filed in the correct place. If you have doubts at any time have your work checked by an attorney.

Spending time with a probate attorney and in the probate system just might get you thinking about your own affairs. Is there a way you could make this process easier for your heirs? Working with an attorney, establishing a financial plan and an estate plan might be just what you need. This might be the time to discuss the different ways of avoiding probate, like a living trust. And anytime is right for writing a will.

Taking these steps should give you an enormous peace of mind knowing your family and loved ones are taken care of, during your life and after. Your New York probate attorney must take a personal interest in you and your personal finances, that is the only way he can advise you about your estate and your future, and your family's future.

Are you ready to start interviewing prospects to become your new New York probate attorney?

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