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Staten Island Wills and Probate Attorney Helps Establish Your Legacy<\/h1>\n

Patient legal assistance for testators and their beneficiaries in NY and NJ<\/h2>\n

Many of our clients are under the misconception that wills and estate plans are for the wealthy. The truth is, if you have something, you have something to lose. A clear, concise will, as part of a comprehensive estate plan, provides important safeguards for middle-class families, especially when it comes to your home. Since 1997, William J. Newstad, Esq., Attorney and Counselor at Law has helped residents of New York and New Jersey record their intentions. With a valid will, you can rest assured that your heirs will benefit in a timely and efficient manner.<\/p>\n

What happens in New York when a person dies without a will?<\/h2>\n

When a person leaves a valid will, the estate passes to heirs according to that person\u2019s intentions. If a person dies without a will, the estate passes according to the laws of the state. This can cause many problems, including:<\/p>\n