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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When Should You Update Your Estate Plan? Key Times to Revisit Your Will or Trust in New YorkLearn when to consider reviewing your estate plan and making adjustments throughout your lifetime. This Article discusses 12 times you should review your plan.
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Living Trust v. Will - Which Protects Your Family Better?Discover the key differences between living trusts and wills. Learn which estate planning tool offers better protection and peace of mind for your loved ones.
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10 Things You Didn't Know a Revocable Trust Can DoRevocable trusts aren’t just for the wealthy. Discover how they help Brooklyn families avoid probate, protect privacy, and maintain control.
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How to Use a Trust to Avoid a Medicaid Lien on Your HomeLearn how Brooklyn homeowners can shield their property from Medicaid liens using irrevocable trusts and early planning strategies.
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10 Essential Steps to Navigate Divorce in New YorkEquitable Distribution, spousal and child support are just a few of the issues in a New York divorce. Learn the 10 steps to protect your rights.
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Estate Planning for Single Parents NY: Protect Your Children's Future TodayLearn about how single parents can protect their children with estate planning. Our guide provides helpful suggestions to secure their future.
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What the Big Beautiful Bill Really Means for Your Family Estate Planning in New YorkUnderstand the new federal estate tax changes and their impact on New York residents. Learn how to protect your family's assets with strategic estate planning.
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QDRO in New York: Understanding the Process for Pension DivisionDividing retirement assets in a New York divorce often requires a QDRO, a specialized order that sets aside the marital share of a pension, IRA or 401k.
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New York Estate Tax Exemption 2025: Hidden Changes That Could Cost You ThousandsCrucial changes in New York's estate tax exemption in 2025 and how the estate tax cliff could impact your estate planning and protect your assets
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What happens if I die without a will in New York?Dying without a will can create confusion and unintended consequences for your family. Learn how intestate succession in New York divides your assets.
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Creating an Estate Plan Reflecting You Cultural HeritageIncorporate your family's cultural heritage, protecting traditions, memories, and precious heirlooms alongside your financial assets for future generations.
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Estate Planning Guide for Immigrant Families in New YorkLearn about estate planning for immigrant families in NY. Understand the unique challenges, necessary documents, and key tools to protect your family's future.