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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What Is a Living Will, and How Does It Compare to a Standard Will?Here is some information about the difference between a will and living will and also the purpose of a living will should you choose to create one.
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The Basics of Generation Skipping Tax and How it Affects Estate PlanningThis article will explore what the generation-skipping tax is and how it works in the estate planning process.
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Violating Child Custody Orders: What Parents Need to KnowInformation about violating child custody orders, including what the police can do to help, legal ramifications of this type of violation from our new york family law attorney
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Prenups Are Not Just for the WealthyA prenup should also consider the possibility that second spouses might someday become ill or incapacitated and might need Medicaid assistance to pay for nursing home or long-term care.
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How to Choose a Guardian for Your ChildThis article will discuss the importance of appointing a legal guardian for a child and how to make someone a legal guardian in New York.
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How to Appeal a Child Custody Decision in CourtHere is some information about how to appeal a child custody decision, as well as when this course of action may be taken and what to do if a judge is unfair based upon the facts of your case.
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What Is a Codicil, and How Is It Used to Change a Last Will and Testament?Here is an overview of what using a codicil for updating your will entails and where to turn for legal help to change the details of your will.
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The Tax Implications of Split Custody for a Qualifying DependentThis article will address the question of who claims a child on taxes with joint custody and other tax implications of split custody following a divorce.
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Tips for Creating a Child Visitation Schedule After a DivorceHere are some co-parenting schedule tips for outlining a child visitation plan that is in the best interest of your children.
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How to Get a Temporary Custody Order for a Child in an Emergency SituationExplore emergency temporary child custody, covering required evidence, custody terms, and the assistance a Brooklyn family law attorney can provide.
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What Is a Character Reference Letter? How Do I Create One?This article will discuss the uses of a character reference letter for court and provide tips for writing one with the essential components to defend your case.
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The Decision of Mediation vs. Litigation When Trying to Settle DisputesHere is some information about mediation as an option to settle disputes, including details about the mediation process and its benefits.