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Estate Litigation

Twomey Latham offers clients trial attorneys with many years of experience in successfully litigating trusts, estates, and conservatorship disputes in New York’s courts including the Surrogate Courts of Suffolk County and Nassau County.

The firm’s attorneys possess in-depth knowledge of estate planning and administration issues, as well as the substantive law and unique procedures applicable to probate and trust disputes. That knowledge has allowed the firm to competently and successfully represent parties in a broad range of litigated estate matters including contested accountings, disputes over closely held corporations and stockholder’s agreements, competency, undue influence concerns in probate contests, discovery proceedings, simultaneous death issues, abandonment of a spouse, a spouse’s right of election, and kinship proceedings.

Estate Litigation Attorneys

Our Long Island estate litigation attorneys focus on providing clients in-depth knowledge of our diverse range of practice areas.

News & Insights About Estate Litigation

North Carolina v. Kaestner: The Recent US Supreme Court Case on State Fiduciary Income Tax

The end of June is an exciting time in the United States Supreme Court, because the Court issues many of its opinions on the cases heard during that term, before recessing until the first Monday in October. This past term was especially rare, as the Court heard a trusts and estate case. On June 21, […]

Health Care Proxy & Power of Attorney

Does My College Student Need a Health Care Proxy and Power of Attorney?

In New York State when a person reaches age 18, typically high school graduation age, that person is now considered an adult. This means that parents are no longer given access to their children’s financial, health and school records, without the consent of their now adult child. For this reason it is essential for parents to advise their children to sign a health care proxy and a power of attorney, before dropping them off on campus.