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• New York, 1976

• Albany Law School Union University, Albany, New York

• 30% of Practice Devoted to Litigation

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A circuit court applying the state inheritance laws first deducts from the estate the funeral expenses and administration costs, the surviving spouse and child's award, any money owed to the federal government, any money due to employees of the decedent, any unpaid medical bills or other expenses of the decedent's last illness, any money owing to state or local government, and any other debts owed (in that order of preference).

Depends on what you put on Birth certificate....Since the advent of Credit, Credit Scores and the Patriot Act all forms of ID have to match birth certificate. If you have Jr. added to your BC, your legal name will have to keep the Jr. on all legal and credit documents all the rest of your life, even after "Sr" dies. If you add the 3rd or III after your son's name on his BC then he too will have to always sign legal documents, credit with the 3rd or III. . If you don't have the Jr or III added to bc but just use it for clarity, then you are allowed change it as you age with credit and legal documents. When your father dies then you can start using Sr and your son changes from 3rd/III to Jr if you both want. . Usually the 2nd or II is used by a grandson or granddaughter, if named after grandfather or grandmother and the parent of the grandson/dau does not have the same name as their parent.

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