You’ve worked hard to provide financial stability for yourself and your loved ones, but your assets may be at risk. In our blog, we discuss using strategies such as trusts and family limited partnerships to protect assets from creditor claims, divorce, lawsuits, or taxation. To learn how we can assist with your specific asset protection needs, please contact our office to request a free initial consultation.
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Irrevocable vs. RevocableDiscover key differences between irrevocable & revocable trusts, their benefits, and which suits your estate planning needs. Learn how to protect assets effectively.
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How to Identify Elderly Most At RiskThere 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
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Coming of Age and Powers of AttorneyAt 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
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Transferring Wealth From One Generation to Another and Estate PlanningEnsure your heirlooms' future with a New York estate planning lawyer, navigating the largest wealth transfer in history
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Why a Health Care Proxy is an important part of an Estate PlanEnsure your medical wishes are honored if you're incapacitated. Learn how a Health Care Proxy fits into a smart estate plan from Alatsas Law Firm. Read more!
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Probate delays highlight the benefits of a TrustRecent probate court delays confirm the benefits of a living trust
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Appointing Legal Representation and What You Need To KnowLearn why appointing legal representatives is crucial for your care and estate. Discover key roles, responsibilities, and planning tips from our Brooklyn firm.
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November is Alzheimer's Awareness Month - Long Term Care Planning can Preserve your assets, Provide you Help and Protect your Future.Learn about Alzheimer’s stages, care options, and how Alatsas Law Firm helps families plan financially for long-term care and asset protection.
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When To Update Your Estate PlansIn 2002, he named me as his financial power of attorney, so I could write checks on his bank account when he couldn't, like now.
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Estate Planning for the LGBTQ+ CommunityLGBTQIA+ estate planning provides legal protection, allowing your partner decision-making rights in case others hesitate to acknowledge your relationship.
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Why Letters of Intent Are So ImportantYour LOI is a valuable piece in your estate planning, and although it is an informal letter, it can more fully represent your intentions after you die.
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Property Co-Ownership Can Be Tricky Without an Attorney’s HelpMake sure you know where your co-owned property will go after you pass away by talking to an asset protection attorney sooner than later.