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hello Gotham:</div>
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I am a NYS resident and currently am redoing my will in the form of a trust. Everything else is figured out but I own a small piece of semi wilderness property in the form of a rural co-op in New Jersey.</div>
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Can that be brought into a NY trust?</div>
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I will trust the expertise of any Gotham attorney who knows the answer to this question.</div>
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Thanks in advance,</div>
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Janet Sullivan, LP, LCAT</div>
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NY State Licensed Psychoanalyst and Music Therapist</div>
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NY Health Group.</div>
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