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How to Amend Your Estate Plan
It is a mistake to think that a complete estate plan needs no further action after a spouse’s passing. Having a spouse pass away is a challenging life event emotionally, mentally, and financially.
How You Share Your Assets With Your Children is Up to You
Considering equal inheritances in your will or trust is common. Many families follow the "Equality Principle" for an even distribution among children.
Discussing Your Parent’s Financial Future
You shouldn't put off talking about finances with your parent if he or she is already experiencing cognitive decline.
Having a Conversation with Family About End-of-Life Care
While it is sobering to have open and honest discussions with family members about your mortality, it is prudent. Our family law attorney explains more
Memory Makers: Your Personal Possessions
Did you know that personal items are typically not included in your will or trust? Our estate planning attorney explains how to protect personal possessions
The Importance of a Will
Learn how in the absence of a will, the state determines who inherits assets that may end up in the hands of someone you do not wish to receive your property.
Am I Required to Leave Everything to My Children Equally?
If you are considering how to leave property to your children, it's clear that the best policy would be to divide everything equally. Our estate lawyer explains
Choosing the right executor : "Gladiator" - A cautionary tale
Academy Award winning film tells the story of an executor meeting multiple challenges in enforcing the terms of a last will and testament. Read blog for more!
Why a Health Care Proxy is an important part of an Estate Plan
Health Care proxy, medical directive, estate planning
Probate delays highlight the benefits of a Trust
Recent probate court delays confirm the benefits of a living trust
November is Alzheimer's Awareness Month - Long Term Care Planning can Preserve your assets, Provide you Help and Protect your Future.
Alzheimer's; Long term care needs; planning for long term care
Social Security recipients to get a big increase in 2022
Social Security Gets Large Boost, NY Medicare Attorney explains.

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