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CLE: Kinship Proceedings in New York Surrogate's Court
February 26th, 2022
On February 25, 2022, Daniel J. Reiter, Esq. taught 'Kinship Proceedings in New York Surrogate's Court', a continuing legal education course for attorneys, on Lawline.com.
The program provides a detailed overview of kinship proceedings in the New York Surrogate's Court from commencement to conclusion. When a person dies without a will, and the closest living relatives are distant (like cousins) a kinship proceeding is often necessary to determine who is entitled to inherit from the decedent's estate. The course defines what a kinship proceeding is, the various parties to a kinship proceeding, the substantive and procedural laws that govern kinship proceedings, and the tools and strategies necessary for success. Kinship proceedings are governed by an amalgamation of laws and regulations. The course provides an easy-to-use, organized guide to kinship proceedings.
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