In both colloquial and legal terms, something that causes an annoyance constitutes a nuisance. If a nuisance causes problems to the general public, one might classify it as a public nuisance. If, on the other hand, a nuisance interferes with the right of a specific person or entity, one might… Read More
Have you put serious thought into naming your pet as a beneficiary in your will? If you have, you should know that the State of New York considers pets as personal property, meaning you can't make them beneficiaries. Even so, you do have means of providing for your faithful companion… Read More
In the wake of your parent's death, you may have to deal with the dispersal of their estate between you and your siblings. Complicated as it is, it becomes even more so if the siblings do not agree on what should happen next with the house. You will most likely… Read More
