Refer to our regularly updated blog to learn about a variety of family law and asset protection issues in New York, as well as concerns related to elder law and bankruptcy. We provide these posts to help prospective clients better understand their legal options so they can make informed decisions about how to best proceed with their case. If you would like to discuss your issue further, contact our office to schedule a consultation with attorney Theodore Alatsas.
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Can Homeowners Qualify for Medicaid in New York? Understanding Your OptionsExplore whether homeowners in New York can qualify for Medicaid. Learn about Chronic and Community Medicaid programs and get tips on safeguarding your assets.
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What You Should Know About Long-Term CareThe challengesof providing quality care are numerous.
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Transform Your Future: What You'll Learn at an Estate Planning WorkshopAttending one of our Estate Planning Workshops Can be a great resource in securing your family's future.
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What Does Medicaid Cover?Medicaid covers many services for its participants.
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Understanding the Basics: What is a Durable Power of Attorney?The Importance of Having a Durable Power of Attorney in Estate Planning
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Trusts: A Cornerstone of Asset ProtectioinThis post will explore the role of different types of trusts in asset protection planning
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Thanks to some new rules recently finalized by the Federal government, obtaining Medicaid coverage may become easier for some Americans.Medicaid is a federal program administered by the States. The Federal Goverment has simplified and clarified some aspects of the program.
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Asset Protection is an essential part of estate planning.Asset protection isn't just for the wealthy or high-risk professions; it's vital for everyone safeguarding assets from legal actions, creditor claims, and economic downturns.
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Selecting the right trustee for any trust is an important decision, but in the case of choosing a trustee for someone with special needs its even more important.There are many options to consider in choosing a trustee for a special needs trust.
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Managing chronic illnesses at home can be the preferred method of treatment under the right circumstances.Long-term care doesn't have to take place in a nursing home. Many seniors prefer to receive care at home.
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Understanding Medicaid’s Look-Back Penalties, Exemptions and ExceptionsHow does Medicaid's 5-year Look-Back Period work?
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Long-term care planning often involves covering the costs of hospice and palliative care.Palliative and Hospice Care are two types of care aailabel to those with severe medical conditions.