Antonelli & Antonelli, Attorneys at Law

06/04/2026

Can a copy of a will be admitted to probate in New York? In some situations, yes — but the process can be much more complicated than probating the original document.

If an original will cannot be located, the court may require additional proof before accepting a copy. Understanding your options early can help avoid delays and disputes.

Learn more here:
https://www.antonelli-legal.com/faqs/faq-can-a-copy-of-a-will-be-admitted-to-probate-nyc-probate-attorneys.cfm

06/02/2026

The Brooklyn Women's Bar Association Hosted a "Holocaust Remembrance Day" At It's Historic Headquaters.

Learn more here: https://brooklyneagle.com/380976/litigating-against-antisemitism/

06/01/2026

Probate and estate administration in New York can feel overwhelming after the loss of a loved one. We help clients understand the process, protect estate assets, and move matters forward with clarity and compassion.

If you’ve been named an executor or administrator, it’s important to understand your responsibilities and the probate process from the start.

Learn more here:
https://www.antonelli-legal.com/faqs/basic-information-on-probate-amp-estate-administration-in-new-york.cfm

05/29/2026

Congratulations to Daniel R. Antonelli on his upcoming induction as President of the Brooklyn Bar Association. We are proud to support Dan as he takes on this important leadership role within Brooklyn’s legal community and continues his commitment to service, advocacy, and professionalism.
We look forward to celebrating at the BBA Annual Induction on Tuesday, June 9, 2026.

RSVP and sponsorship information: https://1l.ink/7G3RGN6

05/28/2026

What happens if there’s no one available to handle an estate?

In New York, a public administrator may step in to manage the process—handling everything from collecting assets to distributing them according to the law.

It’s an important role many people aren’t aware of until they need it.

Learn more:
https://www.antonelli-legal.com/faqs/faq-what-is-a-public-administrator.cfm

05/27/2026

March with the Brooklyn Bar Association at Brooklyn Pride! The BBA LGBTQ+ Committee invites you to celebrate inclusion and visibility in our legal community. Join us as we stand together for equality and pride in Brooklyn.

Saturday, July 13, 2026 | 7:30 PM | Park Slope, Brooklyn
Exact location will be shared with registered participants.

Registration is free but space is limited—reserve your spot now and be part of an unforgettable evening of unity and celebration.
https://1l.ink/5M58P2F

05/25/2026

What does “domicile” mean in New York estate law—and why does it matter?

Domicile can determine which state’s laws apply to an estate, impacting everything from probate to taxes.

It’s a simple concept with major implications when handling an estate.

Learn more:
https://www.antonelli-legal.com/faqs/what-is-domicile-in-new-york-estate-law.cfm

05/24/2026

We held Our Brooklyn Bar Association’s annual meeting this month—the last meeting of the bar year. June 1st begins my term as president. Here we go!

Congratulations to Armena Gayle, Roseann Hiebert, Anthony Vaugh, Jr, Judge Zayas and all the award recipients!

Brooklyn Bar Association held its annual meeting, naming new officers and trustees while honoring six recipients for exemplary service.

05/21/2026

When was the last time you reviewed your will?

Life changes—like marriage, divorce, having children, or acquiring new assets—can all impact whether your will still reflects your wishes.

Updating your will at the right time can help prevent confusion and protect your loved ones.

Learn when it may be time to make a change:
https://www.antonelli-legal.com/faqs/when-to-change-your-will.cfm