Old County Courthouse, Fonda, New York. Photo: Shutterstock New York Readying Surrogate's Court for Surge in Estate Cases in Wake of COVID-19 Deaths
The Unified Court System said that new uncontested estate cases involving people who died due to coronavirus-related conditions can be filed in surrogate's courts starting in the week of May 18.
May 14, 2020 at 06:33 PM
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New York's court system is loosening a filing restriction beginning Monday, anticipating a surge in coronavirus-related estate cases as the state's death count continues to tick upward.
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