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Can You Legally Disinherit Your Spouse in NY? Understanding the ImplicationsExplore the legal nuances of disinheriting a spouse in New York. Understand your rights and options with expert insights. Learn how to navigate complex legal frameworks to achieve your estate planning goals.
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The Revocable Trust is a key part of a complete estate planA Revocable Trust is an essential part of a complete estate plan that avoids the need for probate.
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The Top Benefits of Consulting an Asset Protection Lawyer in BrooklynProtecting Your Assets is an important part of estate planning, especially if you want to pass a legacy to your children and grandchildren
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If something terrible happened to you and your spouse, who would take care of your children?Naming a guardian for your minor children can help ensure they will be raised according to your wishes. Let Alatsas Law Firm help you get things in order.
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For many families with a special needs child, a special needs trust is one of the most important components of the family’s overall estate plan.A properly designed and implemented special needs trust can provide a number of important benefits.
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Social Security is America's most widely utilized retirement plan, and a source of the majority of income for millions of Americans.A majority of elderly Americans receive at least half of their income from Social Secuirty benefits earned during a lifetime of work.
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Estate Planning BasicsMaster estate planning essentials: discover key documents, misconceptions, and strategies for effective asset distribution.
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When should a family consider a trust as part of an estate plan, and what type of trust should they use?A living trust can be a powerful tool in implementing an effective estate plan, providing many benefits including asset protection and probate avoidance.
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Babyboomers: Inheritance Conversations With Your ChildrenConversations about how you want your legacy to be passed to your children are essential for a good estate plan.
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Avoid What Happened to Terri Schiavo's Family.A living will is an essential part of a complete estate plan. Clearly outlining your end of life decisions can remove a heavy burden for your family.
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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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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