Holding Court is a column by retired Rye City Court Judge Joe Latwin. Latwin retired from the court in December 2022 after thirteen years of service to the City. Latwin […]
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Holding Court: Judge Latwin on Bail Procedures and “No Cash Bail” Laws
Holding Court is a column by retired Rye City Court Judge Joe Latwin. Latwin retired from the court in December 2022 after thirteen years of service to the City. Latwin […]
Holding Court: Judge Latwin on Grand Jury Proccedings
Holding Court is a column by retired Rye City Court Judge Joe Latwin. Latwin retired from the court in December 2022 after thirteen years of service to the City. Latwin […]
Holding Court: Judge Latwin on Jury Duty Summons and Obligations
Holding Court is a column by retired Rye City Court Judge Joe Latwin. Latwin retired from the court in December 2022 after thirteen years of service to the City. Latwin […]
Holding Court: Judge Latwin on Preliminary Hearings
Holding Court is a column by retired Rye City Court Judge Joe Latwin. Latwin retired from the court in December 2022 after thirteen years of service to the City. Latwin […]
Holding Court: Title Theft with Judge Latwin
Holding Court is a series by retired Rye City Court Judge Joe Latwin. Latwin retired from the court in December 2022 after thirteen years of service to the City. What topics […]
Holding Court: The Flag with Judge Latwin
Married couples can exclude up to $30 million from their estates if they follow the rules of portability, but a recent case showed that not following the rules can result in an expensive mistake.
Holding Court: On the (Private) Roads Again with Judge Latwin
Married couples can exclude up to $30 million from their estates if they follow the rules of portability, but a recent case showed that not following the rules can result in an expensive mistake.
Holding Court: On the Hunt with Judge Latwin
Married couples can exclude up to $30 million from their estates if they follow the rules of portability, but a recent case showed that not following the rules can result in an expensive mistake.
Holding Court: Antitrust Basics
Married couples can exclude up to $30 million from their estates if they follow the rules of portability, but a recent case showed that not following the rules can result in an expensive mistake.
