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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Assisting with Homelessness and Disabilities in New York There are several ways to provide money or an inheritance to help your loved one but still protect her from unwise spending. -
How You Share Your Assets With Your Children is Up to You If you have more than one child, you’ve probably wondered if you should leave each of your children the same amount in your will or trust. For many families, the “Equality Principle” rules and every child receives the same inheritance. -
New State Laws to Protect Your Loved Ones Nursing homes must comply with these policies to qualify for Medicare or Medicaid funds. -
Why You Need an Estate Plan If You Are Single and Have No Kids Preparing for the future is important even if you don’t have a spouse or kids. These are the top 8 reasons to talk to an estate planning attorney while single. -
ABLE versus Special Needs Trust: What Works for You? ABLE accounts and special needs trusts have different annual saving limitations. -
Why You Shouldn't Write Your Own Will Forgetting to provide instructions for every asset and piece of property is a common error in DIY wills. -
Staying Aware of "Friends" Around the Elderly The elderly are often lonely and particularly susceptible to abusers. -
Update Your Living Will ASAP If You’ve Had Any of These Life Changes Divorce, marriage, and major surgery are just a few times when you should make changes to your New York living will to ensure your wishes are followed. -
Elder Care: Should Children Pay? It is no longer news that long-term nursing care is astronomically expensive. Depending on the location, monthly costs can reach $7,000.00 or more. -
Discussing Your Parent’s Financial Future You shouldn't put off talking about finances with your parent if he or she is already experiencing cognitive decline. -
Don’t Attend Your 341 Bankruptcy Meeting Before Reading These Important Details As one of the first appearances before your Trustee, making a mistake during the 341 meeting can derail your entire bankruptcy. Here’s what you need to know. -
Six Big Mistakes to Avoid When Estate Planning Planning your estate ensures your assets, interests, and those you love are protected after you die. A poor plan can create additional stress in your heirs