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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A common mistake in a divorce is trying to jump to a settlement too early in the processOne of the most common divorce mistakes is attempting to negotiate a settlement too soon in the process.
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Will Americans Receive a Fourth Stimulus Check in 2021?Americans do not yet know if there will be another stimulus check in 2021. but some lawmakers are already pushing for the fourth.
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If You Have ALS, You Need to Plan for a Medical Power of AttorneyMaking your medical wishes known ahead of time is critical when dealing with a progressive disease like ALS. Learn how an elder law attorney can help.
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Do You Have a Personal Property Memorandum?Prevent family disputes over personal items with a personal property memorandum. Learn how to ensure your possessions go to the right heirs in your estate plan.
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John Oliver of HBO describes the process of filing for Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 BankruptcyJohn Oliver explores Chapter 7 & 13 bankruptcy, unfair filing practices, and credit counseling in his eye-opening segment on Last Week Tonight. Read more!
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Beware of Undue InfluenceAs our loved ones age and become elderly, they also become more susceptible to manipulation from those who defraud or steal. Read the blog for more!
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Important Changes to New York’s Medicaid Lookback Rules You Need to Know AboutWhile federal rules remain the same, state Community Medicaid has seen a major change that could have serious financial consequences for you and your family.
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You Need More Than Just A WillWhile a will is essential, an estate plan covers more. Learn how trusts, powers of attorney, and more can protect your legacy and minimize costs for heirs.
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What’s the Fiduciary Rule?Now that financial advisors no longer are legally bound to meet the fiduciary standard, they are instead beholden to something known as the suitability standard
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Key Differences Between Estate Planning & Elder LawBoth elder law and estate planning are critical for everyone, regardless of age. However, there are several distinctions between the two you should know about.
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Treating Late-Life AnxietySome reports estimate between 10 and 20% of seniors have generalized anxiety.
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Estate Planning During the COVID-19 PandemicWhat is the status of your will? When did you last review it? Have you moved? Does your will reflect the laws of the state in which you live?