In case you didn't know, the IRS has a criminal investigation division. And they are decidedly proud of their well-earned reputation as a law enforcement agency. As you may have guessed, the division focuses on traditional tax cases, but has also worked in the areas...
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How to choose the best executor for your estate
On Behalf of Bashian P.C. | Dec 14, 2017 | Estate & Trust Planning
There are plenty of important decisions to be made when planning your estate: How to divide your assets, whether to make charitable donations and what kind of funeral you would like. One other important factor to consider is who will be the executor of your estate. An...
Prince heirs file for administrator change
On Behalf of Bashian P.C. | Nov 5, 2017 | Estate & Trust Planning, Estate, Trust & Accounting Litigation, Estate, Trust & Probate Administration
People learn from experience, by watching others. When the musician Prince died without a will last year, it kicked off an intense and lengthy probate process. His estate is worth an estimated $100 to $300 million. The lack of estate planning surprised everyone,...
3 Signs A Trustee Has Breached Fiduciary Duty
On Behalf of Bashian P.C. | Sep 23, 2017 | Estate, Trust & Accounting Litigation, Estate, Trust & Probate Administration
A trustee is tasked with managing the assets in a trust for the benefit of the trust's beneficiaries, and handling assets in the manner dictated by the terms of the trust. When a trustee fails in his or her duties, it is referred to as breach of fiduciary duty. Breach...
Obtaining guardianship and Alzheimer’s disease
On Behalf of Bashian P.C. | Aug 12, 2017 | Guardianship & Guardianship Litigation
Alzheimer's disease is truly devastating, especially for the loved ones who are caring for their aging family member. While you desperately may want to step in and intervene and make sure your loved one is safe and getting the best care possible, all too often an...
The problem of ‘undue influence’
On Behalf of Bashian P.C. | Jul 9, 2017 | Estate, Trust & Accounting Litigation
A phrase that comes up frequently in estate litigation is undue influence. It is the accusation that one party took advantage of another's frailty to defraud or steal from them. Undue influence litigation challenges the terms of the individual's Will or other estate...
What’s the basis of your marital contract?
On Behalf of Bashian P.C. | Jun 29, 2017 | Matrimonial Law & Divorce Law
Like the bouquet at your wedding, the images of marriage are flowery. Love is without a doubt the basis of every marriage, but what principles will define your marriage that will make it uniquely yours? Will you recite traditional religious vows or write your own?...
How is property divided in a NY divorce?
On Behalf of Bashian P.C. | May 17, 2017 | Matrimonial Law & Divorce Law
One of the most important aspects of divorce for many couples, especially those with significant wealth, is the division of property. Different states approach property division differently, both with respect to how they define marital property and the rules regarding...
Why would a will or trust be contested?
On Behalf of Bashian P.C. | Apr 13, 2017 | Estate, Trust & Accounting Litigation
If you've ever listened to the morning news or scanned the paper while having your coffee, you're likely familiar with the concept of contesting a will. One or two high-profile estate plan challenges usually make the news each year, most often those of celebrities,...
Understanding New York State Child Support
| Jan 25, 2016 | Matrimonial Law & Divorce Law
Every parent knows that the costs to raise a child can be mind-numbing. No attempts at financial planning can truly prepare parents for every cost associated with child rearing. From diapers and formula to football camp and college, children are expensive. CNN Money...

