Estate planning helps ensure that you and your loved ones will be protected no matter what the future holds. In our blog, we discuss the elements of an estate plan, how an estate plan prepares for possible illness or incapacity, what you can do to leave a lasting legacy for your loved ones, and much more. For answers to questions about your specific estate planning needs, please contact our office to request a free initial consultation with an experienced estate planning attorney Brooklyn families trust.
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Dying Intestate or Without a WillÂLearn what to do if a loved one dies without a will. Understand intestate succession, probate, and how to handle estate administration effectively.
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Living Wills vs. the Medical Power of AttorneyLearn how living wills and medical power of attorney safeguard your health, values, and autonomy in case of incapacitation. Plan ahead to protect your wishes.
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Estate Planning For Blended FamiliesNon-traditional families need customized estate plans to protect loved ones. Learn strategies for blended families, trusts, and legal tools to secure your legacy.
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The Value of a Family Vacation HomeTo avoid turmoil & preserve property within the family system for continued generations, begin with family conversation to gauge beneficiaries' interest level.
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The Difference Between Elder Law and Estate PlanningElder law planning aids individuals during their lifetime, whereas estate planning takes effect after death through wills, trusts, and other legal entities
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Ultimate Estate Planning Guide for Young AdultsYoung adults should plan their estate to secure assets and health decisions. Learn the essentials: wills, trusts, healthcare directives, and beneficiary choices.
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Estate Planning for Unmarried CouplesEstate planning for unmarried couples is vital to protect assets and loved ones. Learn about living together contracts and securing your financial future.
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How a Letter of Instruction or Intent is Essential in Estate PlanningLetters of instruction are highly individualized, and what you include is completely up to you. There is no single piece of information that must be included.
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Helpful Guide to Settling an EstateSettle an estate efficiently: learn probate procedures, distribute assets, and manage debts. Read our expert guide now.
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How Your Current Financial Decisions Impact Your RetirementBoost your retirement savings with smart financial decisions. Learn budgeting tips, reduce debt, and automate your savings for a secure future.
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Why Having a Will is ImportantMany Americans feel they do not have enough assets to deem a will necessary, but unless you are destitute, you probably own a lot more than you think.
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The Percentage of Older Americans Without a Will Remain HighLearn what happens if you pass away without a will. Discover state intestacy laws, asset distribution, guardianship for minors, and steps to protect loved ones.