New York Law Journal...in the interim. In the next few days, Brady and Nancy's brother, Donald Boblit, planned the robbery and looked for a getaway...
...For Catskill Mountainkeeper and Others, Amici Curiae: Katherine Sinding of Counsel, Nancy S. Marks, Natural Resources Defense Council, New York City. ...
...For Catskill Mountainkeeper and others, amici curiae, Katherine Sinding of counsel, Nancy S. Marks, Natural Resources Defense Council, New York City. ...
...collect $456,775 in estate taxes, plus statutory additions, was filed while Nancy's quiet title action was ongoing. Finding the government's enforcement action...
... For Appellants: James L. Kruse, Henry T. DeNero, Nancy S. DeNero, Charles F. Rolecek, C. Thomas Brown, Margaret H. Brown, Sally...
...was distributed equally among the children. The court stated contrary to petitioner Nancy's, a trustee and decedent's child, contention, the "fractional share...
In their Wills, Estates and Surrogate's Practice, Peter C. Valente and Susan P. Witkin, members at Blank Rome, write that even where it can be clearly established that a posthumously conceived indivi
...Matter of Stephen Sawyer, pet-res, v Theresa Yuan, res; Nancy S. Erickson, Etc., Nonparty-ap Nancy S. Erickson, Brooklyn, N...
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