In our article library, we discuss a wide range of topics related to divorce, child custody, child support, spousal support, estate planning, Medicaid planning, and long-term care planning. Refer to our articles for general information about relevant state and federal laws, then contact our office to schedule a free consultation to discuss your case.
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Social Security is America's most widely utilized retirement plan, and a source of the majority of income for millions of Americans.A majority of elderly Americans receive at least half of their income from Social Secuirty benefits earned during a lifetime of work.
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Understanding New York’s Two Types of Do Not Resuscitate OrdersThere are two kinds of Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) orders: hospital and non-hospital. Our New York estate planning lawyer explains the difference.
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When should a family consider a trust as part of an estate plan, and what type of trust should they use?A living trust can be a powerful tool in implementing an effective estate plan, providing many benefits including asset protection and probate avoidance.
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What to Know if You Take Over Caring for Your GrandchildrenIf you must suddenly care for grandchildren, know your custodial options and protect your assets. Our New York family law and elder care firm can help.
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What Is a Pure Grantor Irrevocable Trust, and How Can It Benefit Your Estate Planning Needs?The Pure Grantor Trust is a way to protect your assets and secure your family's financial future.
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Babyboomers: Inheritance Conversations With Your ChildrenConversations about how you want your legacy to be passed to your children are essential for a good estate plan.
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Avoid What Happened to Terri Schiavo's Family.A living will is an essential part of a complete estate plan. Clearly outlining your end of life decisions can remove a heavy burden for your family.
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Don’t Hide Your Will: Keep it in a Safe, Secure PlaceIf you’re of sound mind when you write it, New York will accept your will. However, hiding your will could prove to be a big mistake. Our NY attorney explains.
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Estate Planning for Military Families: Don’t Leave Your Loved Ones UnprotectedMilitary estate plans and civilian estate plans do not always differ in detail. However, servicepeople often have urgent and unique concerns.
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How to Protect Your Assets While Preserving Your Medicaid EligibilityWith the high cost of long-term care in New York, planning for Medicaid is critical to preserving hard-earned assets. Our Brooklyn attorney explains.
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Tips for Aging in Place PeacefullyAging in place can provide older adults significant savings—and peace of mind—over conventional retirement homes and assisted living facilities.
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How to Protect Your Heirs From Getting Too Much Too SoonA spendthrift trust or special needs trust could help a New York beneficiary receive critical support without jeopardizing their inheritance.