New York Law Journal
...her residuary estate to her husband. This should be a very simple probate proceeding, but, alas, it is not. The Legislature and the...
...October 12, 1985, the will of Lorenze A. Lowney was admitted to probate on May 9, 1986, and Letters Testamentary issued to Frances R. Lowney...
...of executrix Frances Lowney of decedent's will, which was admitted to probate, attorney and interested party Cynthia Lowney sought various documents to review the...
...leaving a will dated September 13, 2012 which has been offered for probate. Decedent is survived by two children, Carol Barboni and Michael Barboni. Petitioner...
...2005, Mariani and her stepdaughter entered into an agreement in New Hampshire probate court in which Mariani agreed to resign as administrator of her husband...
...ESTATE OF CARMEN MARTIN, Deceased (2748/A/12) — In this probate proceeding, Peter G. Calabrese, an attorney admitted to the practice of law...
...sole distributees and equal beneficiaries under his will which was admitted to probate on October 12, 2001. Letters testamentary issued to another daughter and, after...
...is a proceeding by the decedent's son and daughter for ancillary probate of the decedent's will, dated December 10, 2005, which was admitted...
...30,000.00. On November 15, 2012, Kathleen filed a petition to probate decedent's will. A citation was issued to the four (4) siblings...
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