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: Res Publicae - The New York Estates BlogDefinition - Administration
By Christopher L. Miller
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Administration is a judicial proceeding similar to a probate proceeding. The major difference is that an Administration is undertaken when the Decedent did not execute a Last Will and Testament. If there is an estate to administer, an interested party can petition the court to be appointed as Administrator for the estate. This is done by filing an Administration Petition with the Surrogate’s Court. After the appointment of Administrator is made, the estate’s affairs can be wound read more
Full post as published by Res Publicae - The New York Estates Blog on July 07, 2008 (boomark / email).
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