In 2024, the New York Legislature enacted Real Property Law (“RPL”) § 424, which codified New York’s public policy in favor of transfer-on-death deeds that provide for real property to pass to beneficiaries named therein upon property owners’ deaths (RPL § 424). More recently, in Matter of Cruz (Birks), 87 Misc3d 1229(A)
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