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Any "will" attorneys around for a quick question?
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pharmcat2000
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Catherine
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Any "will" attorneys around for a quick question?
I tried calling Surrogate Court, but it just rings and rings...
I'm trying to claim Unclaimed Funds on behalf of my mother, who died 15 years ago. I need to get a Certificate of Appointment (that I was Executor), dated within the past 6 months. The Letter Testamentary that I have is 15 years old. What do I need to file/fill out to get a recent one? I tried the forms on the NY Courts website, but much of it is "legal jargon" that I'm not familiar with, so I don't want to just be spinning my wheels for months on end, filling out wrong forms.
Any help?
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Posted 6/6/16 1:57 PM  |
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Pumpkin1
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Re: Any "will" attorneys around for a quick question?
https://www.nycourts.gov/courts/1jd/surrogates/ProceduretoPurchaseCertificates.pdf
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| Posted 6/6/16 2:03 PM |
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JackiePags
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Re: Any "will" attorneys around for a quick question?
I work for an Estate Attorney. You have to go to the Surrogate's Court in which the Will was probated - Queens, Suffolk etc. and ask for an updated Letters Testamentary. You can request via mail (i think they are $6 and you have to send an envelope etc.) but going to the court house is easier.
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| Posted 6/9/16 10:51 AM |
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