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Lainie R. Fastman, Esq.

  

 

E-Mail:   FastmanL@HallandHallLaw.com
Direct Dial:  (718) 874-1255
Fax:  (718) 447-2761
 
Position Education Areas of Practice
Admitted Affiliations Honors
Publications Personal Resume  (PDF)
 
POSITION
        Partner
 
EDUCATION
       Bachelor of Arts - English / History
       Richmond College, City University of New York, 1976
       Highest Honors, G.P.A. 4/4
 
       Juris Doctor, Cum Laude

       New York Law School, 1981

 
AREAS OF PRACTICE
       Decedent's Estates
       Administration of Wills and Trusts
       Estate Planning
       Post Mortem Tax Planning
       Elder Law
       Contested Proceeding in Surrogate's Court
       Will Contests
       Guardianships and Contested Guardianships
 
ADMITTED
       New York State Bar, March 1982
       United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York
       United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, May 1983
  

AFFILIATIONS

       Richmond County Bar Association
       Surrogate's Court and Elder Law Committees
       New York State Bar Association Trusts and Estates and Elder Law Sections
 
HONORS
       Professor Vincent Lo Lordo Award for Excellence in the Administration of Criminal Justice
 
PUBLICATIONS
"Objections To Probate - A Postscript" New York State Bar Association - Continuing Education Manual, June 12, 2008, Lecture by Lainie R. Fastman
 
"Saving the Charitable Deduction In Split Interests Trust", New York State Law Journal, December 27, 2007, p4 col 1, by Lainie R. Fastman
 
"Making Tax Free Inter Vivos Gifts To Grandchildren", New York State Bar Association Trust and Estate Law Section Newsletter, Volume 39, N0. 3, P. 30, Fall 2006, by Lainie R. Fastman
 
"Objections To Probate - A Proponent's View", New York State Bar Association Trusts and Estates Law Section Newsletter, Vol. 37, No. 4, Pl 16, Winter 2004
 
"Objections to Probate -Testamentary Capacity", New York Law Journal, December 2003
 
"Government Programs", presented at Richmond County Bar Association, April 14, 2003
 
"The Meaning of Partial Probate", p1, col. 1, New York Law Journal, May 1, 2001
 
"Selling a Decedent's Real Estate: Some Tax Considerations", CPA Journal, June 2000
 
"Challenging the Validity of Revocable Trusts", p1, col. 1, New York Law Journal, May 19, 2000
 
"Selling Real Estate in Decedent's Estate", Vol. 32, No. 2, Trusts and Estates Law Section Newsletter N.Y.S. Bar Association, Summer 1999
 
"Transferring the Family Home - Gift Tax Implications", New York Law Journal, December 8, 1997
 
"Fundamentals of Wills Drafting II The Federally Taxable Estate", presented at Surrogate's Court Richmond County, April 30, 1997
 
"Transferring the Family Home and Retaining a Life Estate", New York Law Journal, April 24, 1997
  

"Testamentary Provisions for Children", New York Law Journal, December 12, 1992

 
Essay on jurisprudence published in Equitas
 
Paper on evidentiary problems permanently on file in New York Law School Library
 
Co-author "Newly Discovered Evidence - A Chance for a New Trial", Vol. XXVIII, New York Law School Law Review, November 1, 1983
 
PERSONAL
Painting; reading biographies and autobiographies; water sports; study of history.  Fluent Dutch, some reading knowledge of German and Spanish.
 
 
 

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