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The Courts have long recognized that elder abuse is a systemic problem facing our senior population and have noted, "[E]lder abuse, including the financial exploitation of elderly individuals, is often a well hidden problem, in part because the perpetrator of such...
, is proud to announce that Jordan C. Conger, Esq., who has worked as a Law Clerk with the firm for over a year, was admitted to the practice of law before the Courts of the State of New York by the Supreme Court Appellate Division, Second...
The Westchester County Bar Association ("WCBA") is a professional organization including over two thousand attorneys as well as hundreds of other affiliate members involved in the legal community. A Strategic Plan Committee has been formed by the President of the...
is proud of its record in serving client interests in multiple areas of legal services. In addition to having attorneys who are experienced generally in the law, we also have attorneys who concentrate and are well-versed in sub-specialty...
, was a proud sponsor of the Westchester Women's Bar Association's Holiday Gathering which was attended by hundreds of guests and facilitated the collection of canned goods and holiday gifts for the needy.
By: Gary E. Bashian APPELLATE DIVISION AFFIRMS WESTCHESTER COUNTY SURROGATE RE: ADOPTED BENEFICIARY’S RIGHTS In a case of first impression, the Appellate Division Second Department affirmed a Decision of Surrogate Scarpino wherein he held a Decedent’s...
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By: Gary E. Bashian, Esq. & Andrew Frisenda The Bond That Never Was – And We Don’t Mean James Greene v Greene involved a conversion action, in the Appellate Division Second Department, regarding government bonds allegedly gifted by Decedent to...
In re Emily Forde: Nassau County Surrogate’s Court In this discovery proceeding commenced under SCPA § 2103, Petitioner directed Respondent to turnover real property Respondent received from her mother, the decedent, by challenging the validity of...
YOU SNOOZE, YOU LOSE: POST-DEATH ESTATE PLANNING IS NOT A “USEFUL PURPOSE” TO DELAY OR AVOID PROBATE Decedent executed a Last Will and Testament in 1976, which left his entire estate to his surviving spouse, and which also nominated her as...
