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Contesting a will is possible in limited circumstances

On Behalf of Gabor & Marotta LLC | Feb 9, 2026 | Probate Litigation

There are usually a lot of emotions present when you learn that a loved one passed away. Those might intensify if you discover that the decedent’s will doesn’t reflect what you thought it would say. In some cases, it’s possible to contest a will.  In order to contest...

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When a testator can’t understand the will they’re signing

On Behalf of Gabor & Marotta LLC | Jan 18, 2026 | Probate Litigation

Probate litigation may be filed as a result of concerns about the conduct of a personal representative. Occasionally, even if a personal representative shows every indication of competently and ethically fulfilling their responsibilities, other parties may still need...

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What should you do if you are left out of a will?

On Behalf of Gabor & Marotta LLC | Nov 11, 2024 | Probate Litigation

Finding out you've been left out of a loved one's will can feel like a punch to the gut. You might feel hurt, confused or even angry. But remember, you're not alone. Many people face this situation and wonder what steps to take next. This short blog post aims to help...

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Understanding the cost of probate in New York

On Behalf of Gabor & Marotta LLC | Oct 17, 2024 | Probate Litigation

Navigating probate in New York involves several expenses that can catch families off guard. Knowing the costs upfront can help beneficiaries and executors plan accordingly and avoid unnecessary surprises.  Below is a breakdown of the typical costs associated with...

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How can families prove undue influence in probate court?

On Behalf of Gabor & Marotta LLC | Sep 4, 2023 | Probate Litigation

The estate planning documents someone creates while still alive determine exactly what happens with their property when they die. Every adult who has acquired resources and taken on responsibilities to others, such as their children, has the legal right to decide for...

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Can you recover your stolen inheritance?

On Behalf of Gabor & Marotta LLC | Mar 20, 2023 | Probate Litigation

Inheriting assets from a loved one can be a source of comfort as you grieve them. But what happens when that inheritance is stolen? Losing an inheritance to theft can be a devastating experience, leaving you feeling helpless and vulnerable. Inheritance theft can take...

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Your options after being left out of a will

On Behalf of Gabor & Marotta LLC | Jan 19, 2023 | Probate Litigation

You can never be too sure about the actual contents of a will until it is unveiled during probate. Therefore, it may come as a shocker when you discover that you are not among the beneficiaries of your loved one’s estate, contrary to your expectations. Given that your...

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Are there any advantages to probate?

On Behalf of Gabor & Marotta LLC | Jan 3, 2023 | Probate Litigation

Probate often gets a bad rap. After all, if someone creates a will — or lacks an estate plan overall — their assets go through probate court. That means the testator’s privacy will be compromised. Plus, the process can take years and lots of money to ensure validity....

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The times to replace and take legal action against an executor

On Behalf of Gabor & Marotta LLC | Dec 20, 2022 | Probate Litigation

As your father’s estate goes through probate, something strikes you and other beneficiaries that things are not going so smoothly. Obstacles have surfaced and questions are not answered. What is at the root of this? Well, it turns out that the executor of your...

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Concerns about fraud could be a reason to contest a will

On Behalf of Gabor & Marotta LLC | Dec 1, 2022 | Probate Litigation

Typically, the documents someone leaves behind when they die will determine what happens to their property and the people who depend on them, but sometimes those documents aren't valid.  Allegations of fraud can lead to challenges against someone's estate plan. Often,...

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