Saratoga Divorce Lawyer Discusses Disinheriting Your Spouse
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Are you wondering about disinheriting your spouse? Learn more in the following educational video, then give our attorneys a call to set up a free review.
Question:
What is important to know about disinheriting your spouse?
Answer:
As a dedicated Saratoga Divorce Lawyer, I am often asked by clients how to disinherit their spouse so they can protect their assets.
- When one spouse tries to disinherit the other from their assets and estate, the New York State EPTL says, essentially, “You can’t do that.”
- The other spouse will obtain their elective share from probate and non-probate assets – even if those assets were bequeathed to someone else.
Are you looking to disinherit your spouse? Contact our experienced Saratoga Qualified Domestic Relations Orders (QDRO) Lawyers today for a free consultation and case evaluation.
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