Does New York Recognize Guardianships from Other States—or Foreign Countries Like Italy?
New York does not automatically recognize foreign guardianships—including Italian court orders like the amministratore di sostegno. If you need a foreign or out-of-state guardianship to have legal effect in NY, you must follow a specific Article 81 process. This guide explains how recognition works, what documents you need, and how to gain authority over assets or medical decisions in New York.
Joni Mitchell's Conservatorship – What It Means and How NY Law Compares
Joni Mitchell's conservatorship highlights the importance of legal planning. See how New York’s Article 81 law differs and how to protect loved ones.
Casey Kasem’s Guardianship – A Legal Battle Over a Broadcasting Icon
Radio legend Casey Kasem’s guardianship case became a legal and media spectacle. Did the legal system protect him, or did family conflict make things worse?
Amanda Bynes’ Conservatorship – A Former Child Star’s Legal Battle
Amanda Bynes spent nearly nine years under conservatorship due to mental health struggles. Was it necessary, or did it last too long?
Wendy Williams, Guardianship, and the Public Scrutiny of High-Profile Legal Battles
Wendy Williams’ guardianship case raises serious legal and ethical questions. We explore how Article 81 works and what it means for high-profile individuals.