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Lawyers Paul Marchese and Robin Maynard to repay $510G to a dead client's charitable trust - Vimarsana News

Lawyers Paul Marchese and Robin Maynard to repay $510G to a dead client's charitable trust

Paul Marchese and Robin Maynard agreed to settle a lawsuit alleging misappropriation of $1.3 million from a charitable foundation. The suit was filed by New York Attorney General Letitia James' office last year.

Mastering Estate Planning: A Conversation with Paul Marchese of Marchese & Maynard LLP - Vimarsana News

Mastering Estate Planning: A Conversation with Paul Marchese of Marchese & Maynard LLP

Mastering Estate Planning: A Conversation with Paul Marchese of Marchese & Maynard LLP

Marchese & Maynard, LLP, Explains What the Difference is Between Will vs. Trust - Vimarsana News

Marchese & Maynard, LLP, Explains What the Difference is Between Will vs. Trust

In this article, we discuss the critical differences between a will and a trust and help you decide which option is best for you.

Attorney General James Sues Long Island Lawyers for Paying Themselves More Than $1 Million Intended for Deceased Client's Charity - Vimarsana News

Attorney General James Sues Long Island Lawyers for Paying Themselves More Than $1 Million Intended for Deceased Client's Charity

Paul P. Marchese and Robin S. Maynard Diverted Funds from a Client’s Trust That Was Intended for Charity

AG alleges LI lawyers took money earmarked for client's charity - Vimarsana News

AG alleges LI lawyers took money earmarked for client's charity

The lawsuit alleges the attorneys paid themselves more than $1 million in funds that were supposed to go to a charitable foundation created by their deceased client.

Source: libn.com