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New York State Revised Real Property Disclosure LawBuyers and sellers of residential real property in New York State sho...
03/01/2026

New York State Revised Real Property Disclosure Law

Buyers and sellers of residential real property in New York State should be aware of the recent revisions to the New York State Property Condition Disclosure Act which became effective March 20, 2024. In a significant change from the prior law, sellers are no longer allowed to give a $500.00 credit to purchasers at closing in lieu of completing the property disclosure questionnaire....

New York State Real Property Disclosure Law

Selling a co-op apartment in New York City can be a complex process. In this guide, we’ll discuss the process, to help y...
05/18/2025

Selling a co-op apartment in New York City can be a complex process. In this guide, we’ll discuss the process, to help you sell your NYC co-op with confidence. Once you've accepted an offer from a buyer, you'll need to gather some information that your attorney will need in order to prepare the contract of sale. Your attorney will need to know the following:...

Selling a co-op apartment in New York City can be a complex process. In this guide, we’ll discuss the process, to help you sell your NYC co-op with confidence. Once you’ve accepted an offer from a buyer, you’ll need to … Continue reading →

A client of mine recently asked me to write a blog article article explaining step by step the process of selling your h...
10/27/2023

A client of mine recently asked me to write a blog article article explaining step by step the process of selling your home in New York. This article assumes you're selling a one family home. These steps may differ if you're selling a cooperative apartment or condominium unit. Step One, Putting your home up for sale. Most people will hire a real estate broker to assist them in finding a purchaser....

A client of mine recently asked me to write a blog article article explaining step by step the process of selling your home in New York. This article assumes you’re selling a one family home. These steps may differ if … Continue reading →

This is a common misconception I hear from clients and the answer is no, a will is not signed before a notary public but...
03/19/2022

This is a common misconception I hear from clients and the answer is no, a will is not signed before a notary public but must be signed before two witnesses. Once the testator (the person signing the will) has signed, the witnesses sign below what is called an "attestation clause" in which they attest to the fact that they witnessed the testator sign the will in their presence....

This is a common misconception I hear from clients and the answer is no, a will is not signed before a notary public but must be signed before two witnesses. Once the testator (the person signing the will) has signed, … Continue reading →

As revocable trusts, commonly referred to as "Living Trusts" become more popular in New York, it is important that any a...
03/18/2021

As revocable trusts, commonly referred to as "Living Trusts" become more popular in New York, it is important that any assets you own be retitled in your name as trustee so as to be subject to the provisions of your trust. If you are curious about why you may want to set up a Living Trust, please see my blog post …...

As revocable trusts, commonly referred to as “Living Trusts” become more popular in New York, it is important that any assets you own be retitled in your name as trustee so as to be subject to the provisions of your … Continue reading →

Almost everyone in New York State and New York City, the epicenter of the Coronavrus pandemic, has been social distancin...
04/19/2020

Almost everyone in New York State and New York City, the epicenter of the Coronavrus pandemic, has been social distancing resulting in the closing of many businesses, including law firms. While the customary visit to a lawyer's office to sign a will and other estate planning documents may not be possible, lawyers, working from home offices, can still provide their services in preparing and supervising the signing of such documents. [ 101 more words ]

Almost everyone in New York State and New York City, the epicenter of the Coronavrus pandemic, has been social distancing resulting in the closing of many businesses, including law firms. While the customary visit to a lawyer’s office to sign … Continue reading →

Many people are considering using legal software to prepare their wills and other legal documents under the mistaken bel...
04/07/2020

Many people are considering using legal software to prepare their wills and other legal documents under the mistaken belief that law offices are closed due to the Governor Coumo's recent "stay at home" order. In fact, many attorneys are now practicing from home offices and are still able to assist you. As I explained in my earlier blog post, [ 142 more words ]

Many people are considering using legal software to prepare their wills and other legal documents under the mistaken belief that law offices are closed due to the Governor Coumo’s recent “stay at home” order. In fact, many attorneys are now … Continue reading →

Many people are probably wondering how they can plan their affairs during the coronavirus pandemic while maintaining soc...
04/02/2020

Many people are probably wondering how they can plan their affairs during the coronavirus pandemic while maintaining social distancing. Can I sign a will, heath care proxy, power of attorney and deed without visiting an attorney's office? The answer is yes provided you have a printer/scanner and are able to video conference/chat with a smart phone or laptop/PC. In New York State a will must be signed by the testator (the person who is making the will) before two witnesses who will sign an acknowledgement clause below the testator's signature. [ 231 more words ]

Many people are probably wondering how they can plan their affairs during the coronavirus pandemic while maintaining social distancing. Can I sign a will, heath care proxy, power of attorney and deed without visiting an attorney’s office? The answer is … Continue reading →

Protected: The Law Office of George H. Dippel is Open During the Corona Virus Outbreak
03/23/2020

Protected: The Law Office of George H. Dippel is Open During the Corona Virus Outbreak

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