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Creedon & Gill attorney Peter J. Creedon recovered $1,000,000 for two children - along with some peace of mind for their mother - in a  bitterly contested insurance dispute today. A father - when separating from his wife - had promised to name his two daughters as...

Creedon & Gill recovered $400,000 this week for an Estate looted by its attorney. When attorney Peter J. Creedon received a call from Estate Executors in Brooklyn looking for a new attorney, they explained that their previous attorney had just died. They said they...

We recently posted a story about the all too common situation of a sibling refusing to get out of the family home once the last surviving parent passes. The home needs to be sold, either by the Trustee of the Trust that owns the home, or the executor of the Estate of...

It is a common and unfortunate aggravation in Estate cases for a family member to try and remain permanently in a home that must be sold after the death of the mother or father. Usually the family member is a child, and they may have lived in the home for a long time...