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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Estate Planning For Blended FamiliesThe other two-thirds are non-traditional families experiencing unique needs that challenge current estate planning models.
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The Value of a Family Vacation HomeTo avoid turmoil and preserve the property within the family system for continued generations, begin with a family conversation to gauge beneficiaries' interest level.
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The Difference Between Elder Law and Estate PlanningThe biggest difference is that elder law planning helps a person during their lifetime, while estate planning activates after your death through already existing wills, trusts, and other legal entities.
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Ultimate Estate Planning Guide for Young AdultsSome documents may vary depending on your wealth or financial structure; however, everyone should have a will.
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Estate Planning for Unmarried CouplesFor estate planning purposes, a comprehensive living together agreement includes all assets and property owned before the relationship.
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How a Letter of Instruction or Intent is Essential in Estate PlanningLetters of instruction are highly individualized, and what you include is completely up to you. There is no single piece of information that must be included.
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Helpful Guide to Settling an EstateImmediately upon someone’s death, it is necessary to acquire a legal pronouncement of the death from either the decedent’s hospital, nursing facility, or hospice care in the home.
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What to Expect During a Second DivorceA second divorce could be even more difficult than the first, especially if you are still making child support or alimony payments to your ex-spouse.
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How Your Current Financial Decisions Impact Your RetirementIf the thought of saving over one million dollars seems incredibly daunting, don’t worry. You are not alone.
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Why Having a Will is ImportantMany Americans feel they do not have enough assets to deem a will necessary, but unless you are destitute, you probably own a lot more than you think.
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The Percentage of Older Americans Without a Will Remain HighDying without a will can cause logistic problems, becoming financially and emotionally draining on the loved ones you have left behind.
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Here's How Probate Is DefinedProbate proceedings seek to validate the decedent’s last will and retitle the estate’s assets into the name of heirs according to the deceased’s wishes.