If a loved one recently passed away, and you need to file a probate or administrative proceeding, we can help. Our goal is to make the legal process easier and less stressful for you and your family. By having us advocate for your loved one’s wishes on your behalf, you can focus on your personal grieving process, and avoid taking on the additional burden of navigating the court proceeding on your own.
We can help if you or a family member:
If you or a loved one need assistance from experienced senior-law attorneys, contact Villani Law Group for the compassionate and skillful help you need. We serve New Yorkers who live in all five boroughs from our Brooklyn office.
Legal proceedings we can help you with include:
Estate administration, which is the process of collecting and distributing your loved one’s assets, possessions, and property. It can last from several months to several years, depending on the complexity of your loved one’s estate, how difficult it is to locate assets and beneficiaries, and whether there are any disputes or disagreements.
A probate proceeding is a court process where a judge approves the terms of your loved one’s will, and their assets, possessions, and property are distributed to your beneficiaries.
An administration proceeding will be necessary if your loved one died intestate, which means “without a will.” The court will choose a representative for your loved one’s estate called an “administrator,” who is usually a close relative.
When you need compassionate, experienced, and affordable assistance in New York City with legal administration and probate, contact The Villani Law Group for the help you need during this difficult time.
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Our firm photos were taken by the artist Eugene Krasnaok
Our firm photos were taken by the artist Eugene Krasnaok