Law Firm of Daniel J. Reiter, Esq.

Law Firm of Daniel J. Reiter, Esq. is a New York law firm focused on adult guardianship, kinship proceedings, and estate litigation. The firm serves clients in New York City, Long Island, and Westchester County, with offices in Manhattan and Queens. Its guardianship practice assists families, guardians, alleged incapacitated persons, incapacitated persons, hospitals, nursing homes, and other parties with matters involving the care, finances, and legal protection of vulnerable adults.

Law Firm of Daniel J. Reiter, Esq. handles both contested and uncontested adult guardianship matters under New York law. The firm helps clients establish guardianships, challenge or defend guardianship proceedings, and address issues that arise after a guardian has been appointed. It also advises guardians regarding court orders, annual reporting, financial management, healthcare decisions, Medicaid planning, changes in residence, and other responsibilities connected with caring for an incapacitated person.

Law Firm of Daniel J. Reiter, Esq. also represents clients in New York Surrogate’s Court proceedings involving estates and inheritance rights. Its work includes kinship proceedings, will contests, contested accountings, creditors’ claims against estates, turnover proceedings, and other estate disputes. The firm helps clients present evidence of family relationships, determine inheritance rights in intestate estates, resolve conflicts involving estate administration, and protect financial interests when questions arise over a decedent’s property or beneficiaries.

Law Firm of Daniel J. Reiter, Esq. emphasizes careful preparation, clear communication, and practical guidance in emotionally and financially significant matters. The practice assists clients with legal issues that often involve family relationships, incapacity, healthcare needs, estate assets, and court supervision. By concentrating on guardianship and estate litigation, the firm provides focused representation for individuals, families, fiduciaries, and care facilities seeking to protect vulnerable people, establish inheritance rights, and resolve complex Surrogate’s Court disputes.