A Tradition Of Caring And Compassionate Representation For Staten Islanders
In today's world, your digital footprint is just as important as your physical assets. From cryptocurrency investments to social media accounts, your online presence represents financial and sentimental value. Yet many New Yorkers overlook these assets when creating...
Estate plans may address a variety of different issues depending on an individual’s circumstances. People may need to make arrangements for the protection of their dependent children and the distribution of their property. Many people draft wills, and others may...
When creating or updating an estate plan, it’s important to consider the unique needs of your beneficiaries. For example, if you have a loved one with a disability or special needs, incorporating a supplemental needs trust (SNT) into your estate plan may be one of the...
When someone makes an estate plan, they generally need to designate someone -- known as their "executor" -- to handle the myriad of tasks that have to be done upon their passing. This is a position of significant authority -- and responsibility. If the executor does...
Most retired adults in New York qualify for Medicare benefits. People with extensive work histories and those married to professionals can receive Medicare benefits. Those benefits cover basic health care expenses during their golden years. Not every older adult is...
Planning for future medical decisions is essential. In New York, both living wills and healthcare proxies play distinct roles. These documents serve similar purposes but address different aspects of healthcare decision-making. What is a living will? A living will...
Irrevocable trusts are popular estate planning tools, offering protection for assets, tax benefits, and control over how inheritance is distributed. But which option is right for an estate plan depends on individual goals. Understanding different types of irrevocable...
Probate involves a complex process, especially in New York. Understanding which assets require probate helps families plan effectively and navigate this legal procedure more smoothly. In New York, the probate process verifies the deceased's will and distributes assets...
In New York, several legal reasons allow individuals to challenge a will. These grounds help ensure that the will reflects the true wishes of the testator and follows legal procedures. Lack of testamentary capacity For a will to be valid, the testator must have had...
Specific laws protect patients' rights in nursing homes. They ensure patients receive the care and respect they deserve. These regulations safeguard residents' well-being and they also provide a framework for addressing concerns or violations. Right to quality care...
