Queens County Surrogate’s Court Lawyers
What Is Surrogate’s Court in New York?
New York’s Surrogate’s Courts handle cases “involving the affairs of decedents," including wills, certain types of trusts, and other estate matters, as well as adoptions. Should you or someone you love pass away without a will, a Surrogate’s Court will oversee the administration of your estate. Similarly, these courts take on probating wills.
At SBAGK LLP, we diligently assist clients navigating issues in Surrogate’s Court. Using decades of legal experience, our team strives to deliver legal solutions that minimize administrative costs and protect the rights and interests of those who turn to us. Schedule a complimentary consultation today to discuss your situation and what we can offer.
Speak with a knowledgeable Queens County Surrogate’s Court lawyer by calling (929) 405-1054 or submitting our firm’s online contact form.
Does Every Estate Go Through Surrogate’s Court?
No, not every estate in New York goes through Surrogate’s Court. Assets held in a trust, for instance, can avoid this often lengthy and complicated process. Additionally, should a person die without a will, their estate will be “administrated” and not probated. However, if someone passes away and only leaves behind a will, it must be filed in the Surrogate’s Court and approved for probate.
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Estate Administration Challenges
Estate administration involves managing and distributing a decedent's assets. Properly doing so requires following legal procedures, filing tax documents, and meeting certain deadlines. It may also involve handling creditor claims and locating and valuing an estate’s assets. For any of these tasks, you can benefit from our team’s guidance.
Navigating New York Surrogate’s Court? We Are Here to Help.
For solutions to complex challenges in Surrogate’s Court, contact SBAGK LLP. With our decades of experience, you can count on us to guide you in crucial moments and pursue sensible legal solutions. To find out how we can serve you specifically, arrange a consultation with one of our Queens County Surrogate’s Court attorneys.
Give us a call at (929) 405-1054 or submit our online contact form with details about your situation and how you hope we can help you.
