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In the realm of estate planning in New York State, a crucial but often overlooked aspect is the management of digital assets. As we delve deeper into the digital age, it's imperative to understand the legal implications and strategies for incorporating digital assets into your estate plan.

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Business succession planning is a critical aspect of ensuring the longevity and stability of any business. A well-thought-out succession plan is not just a prudent choice but often a legal requirement. Here are some of the key considerations and steps involved in business succession planning in the state of New York that every business owner needs to know.

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The process of subdividing land and assigning new tax lots in New York can be complex, particularly when it comes to understanding the implications for property taxes.rnrnSubdivision refers to the division of a parcel of land into two or more separate lots. In New York, the process of subdividing land is typically regulated by local municipal authorities, such as planning boards or zoning boards. The subdivision process involves obtaining necessary approvals, complying with zoning regulations, and adhering to specific subdivision requirements set forth by the local municipality.

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What is a shared meter condition? It is when the utility meter that measures gas and electric or steam provided to a tenant also includes common areas that are the responsibility of the owner but are being billed on the tenant’s meter. This is in contravention of the current New York Shared Meter Law. Shared meter conditions can arise accidentally or intentionally. Either way, they are not permissible. The shared meter condition must be eliminated, or the meter must be placed in the name of the owner/landlord and the owner will remain responsible for all charges. This law cannot be waived by the tenant, owner, or utility company. Shared meter conditions are contrary to public policy.

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I can’t tell you how often I ask my clients and they don’t remember when the last time was, they checked their beneficiary designations on their assets or their “Transfer On Death” and “Paid On Death” designations on the bank accounts and their brokerage accounts.

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