New York estate litigation and planning.

Challenges to wills that should not stand, including instruments that were drafted and witnessed and still procured by undue influence.

Proof of lineage when a New Yorker dies without a will and without a spouse, child, or sibling close enough to take by default.

Getting a will admitted, a fiduciary appointed, and an estate closed without the file drifting for years.

Instruments written by litigators: wills, trusts, and the appointments that keep a plan from becoming a lawsuit.

Plans for estates large enough that the tax, the basis, and the family dispute are the same problem.