Long-Term Care in New York is expensive. Fortunately, many elderly New Yorkers can qualify for Medicaid to help with costs. But, there are certain important steps every New Yorker should take to protect their homes and other assets.
A Stick or a Carrot: Should I Disinherit?
The “carrot and stick” is a motivational approach that involves offering a “carrot,” or reward, for good behavior, and wielding a “stick” as punishment. Generally, the proponent uses this approach to induce others into a desired behavior or lifestyle. In our more than 40 years of handling estate planning and probate matters, we’ve met some clients who choose to adopt …
Embracing E-wills and Estate Planning Technology
E-wills and other online estate planning tools are here to stay. And that’s not such a bad thing.
Estate Planning to Avoid Probate
What’s the benefit of good estate planning? Consider the case of the late Chadwick Boseman.
Mary Trump Lawsuit Spotlights New York Probate Issues
Mary Trump’s recent lawsuit against President Donald Trump highlights some important issues in New York Probate Law.
New York Surrogate’s Court: The Court You Didn’t Know You Needed
We unravel the mystery that is the New York Surrogates Court.
Guardianship vs. Power of Attorney: What’s the Difference?
Do you know the difference between a New York Guardian and a Power of Attorney?
Why Do I Need a Probate Attorney?
The top three reasons why folks don’t consult an attorney for probate.
Find Inheritance With a Public Administrator
What is a Public Administrator? And why should I care?
Gov. Cuomo Extends New York Statute of Limitations Due to Coronavirus (COVID-19)
All deadlines to sue are tolled until July 5, 2020.
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