In our article library, we discuss a wide range of topics related to divorce, child custody, child support, spousal support, estate planning, Medicaid planning, and long-term care planning. Refer to our articles for general information about relevant state and federal laws, then contact our office to schedule a free consultation to discuss your case.
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Bankruptcy and Divorce: 5 Things You Need To Know The financial toll of getting divorced is one of the most common reasons that cause people to file for bankruptcy. Brooklyn Bankruptcy attorney, Ted Alatsas explains. -
Navigating the Divorce Negotiation Minefield Divorce negotiations can be complicated, but you can make the process easier with an experienced attorney, and following some of these suggestions. -
A Bankruptcy Filing can give you a fresh start from your credit card debt. Bankruptcy, credit card debt, chapter 7, chapter 13 -
Exempting Property and Assets During Bankruptcy in New York Bankruptcy eventually returns you to financial normalcy, but you may end up losing property in the process. An attorney can help you exempt critical assets. -
Listen to our latest radio interview about Elder Law and the services we provide. Talking about Elder Law and Estate Planning -
What You Need to Know About Being Appointed a Trustee Serving as a trustee is an honor, but also a responsibility with a significant time investment. Be sure to talk to an attorney so you know what is required. -
You Need to Talk With Your Parents About the Importance of Estate Planning Having a chat about death and financial planning may not be pleasant, but it is critically important to have this talk with your parents early. -
Take advantage of gifting more tax free by paying for education or medical costs of a loved one There are a number of gifting rules that the IRS has implemented that can help you stretch the amount you can give away tax free -
Why Medicare isn't enough to cover a long term stay in a nursing home While Medicare does provide some coverage for a nursing home stay, there are limitations. This article describes those limitations. -
Using Advance Directives for Medical Care and Estate Planning Advance directives help ensure your wishes and beliefs are honored in a sudden medical crisis. Learn how our estate planning attorney can help. -
Using a Letter of Instruction as a Companion to Your Will A Last Will & Testament isn’t the only document you should leave to your family. For additional peace of mind, a letter of instruction makes your wishes known. -
Don't forget to fund your revocable living trust A revocable trust is useless if it isn't funded. This guide offers some helpful tips on funding a revocable living trust, and why its important.