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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How to Identify Elderly Most At Risk There is an increase in third-party scams as a result of the holiday season when people sincerely want to believe that they are making a donation to help others -
Nursing Homes and Rehabilitation Facilities: The Importance of Being Present There is serious concern about government oversight of long-term care facilities. The inspection of rehabilitation facilities is insufficient. -
Having a Conversation with Family About End-of-Life Care While it is sobering to have open and honest discussions with family members about your mortality, it is prudent. Our family law attorney explains more -
You Need to Know These 5 Important Facts About Credit Counseling Before Filing for Bankruptcy in NY Before having your debts wiped clean, federal law requires you to take two separate courses during the New York bankruptcy process. -
Memory Makers: Your Personal Possessions Did you know that personal items are typically not included in your will or trust? Our estate planning attorney explains how to protect personal possessions -
The Importance of a Will Learn how in the absence of a will, the state determines who inherits assets that may end up in the hands of someone you do not wish to receive your property. -
10 Strategies to Thriving as a Caregiver In these unprecedented times, we understand how important caregivers are. As such, our elder law attorney happily presents the caregiver's guide to thriving -
Am I Required to Leave Everything to My Children Equally? If you are considering how to leave property to your children, it's clear that the best policy would be to divide everything equally. Our estate lawyer explains -
Coming of Age and Powers of Attorney At the age of 18, your child is now able to vote, marry, apply for a credit card, make financial and medical decisions, etc. Here's what they should have -
Choosing the right executor : "Gladiator" - A cautionary tale Academy Award winning film tells the story of an executor meeting multiple challenges in enforcing the terms of a last will and testament. -
Avoid Burdening Your Children With the Cost of a Nursing Home Stay Without a long-term care planning attorney's help, your family may end up bearing the financial burden of your nursing home stay. -
Transferring Wealth From One Generation to Another and Estate Planning Planning for the future of your heirlooms so that they are available for future generations requires careful consideration. Talk to an experienced New York estate planning lawyer, and start with an understanding of the biggest transfer of wealth in history.