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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Don’t Hide Your Will: Keep it in a Safe, Secure PlaceIf you’re of sound mind when you write it, New York will accept your will. However, hiding your will could prove to be a big mistake. Our NY attorney explains.
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Understanding the Cost of Divorce: A Complete GuideCurious about the cost of divorce? Check out our complete guide to understanding the expenses involved. Get clarity on 'divorce how much does it cost' today!
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Estate Planning for Military Families: Don’t Leave Your Loved Ones UnprotectedMilitary estate plans and civilian estate plans do not always differ in detail. However, servicepeople often have urgent and unique concerns.
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How to Protect Your Assets While Preserving Your Medicaid EligibilityWith the high cost of long-term care in New York, planning for Medicaid is critical to preserving hard-earned assets. Our Brooklyn attorney explains.
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Tips for Aging in Place PeacefullyAging in place can provide older adults significant savings—and peace of mind—over conventional retirement homes and assisted living facilities.
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The Middle-Income New Yorker’s Complete Guide to Estate PlanningDive into the essentials of estate planning and why it's crucial for homeowners and middle-income New Yorkers
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How to Protect Your Heirs From Getting Too Much Too SoonA spendthrift trust or special needs trust could help a New York beneficiary receive critical support without jeopardizing their inheritance.
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Creating a Comprehensive Estate Plan to Protect Your Health and WealthA properly structured estate plan could not only spare your loved ones from the perils of intestate succession but give you more autonomy while you are still alive.
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New York’s Recently Passed Child Support Law Could Extend Payments Until the Child’s 26th BirthdayNew York recently passed a law that allows parents to petition for an extension of child support payments until a disabled child’s 26th birthday.
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Be Careful, Not All Debts Can Be Discharged in a New York BankruptcyWhile bankruptcy does wipe out many outstanding loans, it won’t discharge all debts. A lawyer can help you eliminate the most debt while keeping the most assets.
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What Your Spouse’s Addiction Means for Your New York DivorceSubstance abuse history significantly influences child custody and property division in divorce. Explore its impact and complexities in marriage dissolution.
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Handling a Medicaid Benefit Denial in New YorkThe Medicaid application process is complicated and denials are common, but they aren't the end of the line. Talk to a lawyer for help appealing the decision.