Lenore S. Davis, Esq. is an attorney admitted to the bars of the State of New York and New Jersey. She has been practicing law for over twenty years. Ms. Davis has her L.L.M. in Tax. Ms. Davis received her BA in Business from Stern College for Women of Yeshiva University in 1986. She received her Juris Doctor from The Benjamin Cardozo School of Law in 1989 and her L.L.M. in Tax from New York Law School's Graduate Tax Program.
Ms. Davis is a former Series 7 General Securities Representative. She worked on Wall Street for seven years. Her Wall Street experience includes commodities clerk and regulator, Mid-cap merger analyst and Vice President in Mortgage Backed securities. It is from joining her business experience and legal experience that her practice has thrived to assist those with corporate, financial and estate planning needs.
I love most the personal contact that I keep with all my clients. It is a lifetime relationship because estates must keep up with family changes in circumstances.
Ms. Davis is a former Series 7 General Securities Representative. She worked on Wall Street for seven years. Her Wall Street experience includes commodities clerk and regulator, Mid-cap merger analyst and Vice President in Mortgage Backed securities. It is from joining her business experience and legal experience that her practice has thrived to assist those with corporate, financial and estate planning needs.
I love most the personal contact that I keep with all my clients. It is a lifetime relationship because estates must keep up with family changes in circumstances.
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You have worked hard to accumulate the money and property that you have.
Therefore, you should determine who should represent your estate and to whom your property should be given.
Without proper planning, 50% or more of your money may have to be given to the Federal and State governments for taxes.
With careful planning, we can minimize your estate tax burden.
A Will simply says that you want your property to go to (beneficiary), you want your minor children to be taken care of by (guardian), you want the (trustee) to take care of your minor/disabled child's money and investments, you want (executor) to carry out the directions you have written in your Will.
Therefore, you should determine who should represent your estate and to whom your property should be given.
Without proper planning, 50% or more of your money may have to be given to the Federal and State governments for taxes.
With careful planning, we can minimize your estate tax burden.
A Will simply says that you want your property to go to (beneficiary), you want your minor children to be taken care of by (guardian), you want the (trustee) to take care of your minor/disabled child's money and investments, you want (executor) to carry out the directions you have written in your Will.
The Will is filed with a petition which provides pertinent information to the Court regarding the Testator.
Some other documents you might need are the Testator's certified death certificate (with a raised seal), a copy of the death certificate of the spouse, if one dies before the other, or a copy of the divorce decree, if divorced.
Different courts have different requirements.
After the Court is certain that the Will is a true copy of the Testator's wishes, the Court will issue Letters Testamentary.
Some other documents you might need are the Testator's certified death certificate (with a raised seal), a copy of the death certificate of the spouse, if one dies before the other, or a copy of the divorce decree, if divorced.
Different courts have different requirements.
After the Court is certain that the Will is a true copy of the Testator's wishes, the Court will issue Letters Testamentary.
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