Our attorneys share their many years of estate planning, elder law, and estate litigation experience in their blog posts. They cover a range of topics, including when you should revisit an estate plan, how you can help an aging loved one make important decisions, when you may need to go to court to enforce a loved one’s will, and much more. Follow our blog to stay informed!
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Legal Remedies for Heirs Who Have Been Left Out of a Will A New York estate litigation attorney explains the steps to take if you were disinherited and how to contest being left out of a loved one’s will. -
How to Choose the Right Attorney for Your Elder Law Planning If you are looking for an elder law attorney in New York, make sure your chosen law firm can address your specific needs during life care and estate planning. -
Estate Planning for New Yorkers Who Own Property in Several States New York residents who own out-of-state properties should carefully consider their estate planning options to spare their heirs a secondary probate proceeding. -
What You Should Know About Working With an Elder Law Attorney Before You Hire One If you are looking for a New York elder law attorney, you should ask specific questions to determine whether the lawyer is right for you. -
How to Resolve Legal Battles Over Guardianship for Minor Children If a parent passes away, surviving relatives may have to go to New York Surrogate’s Court to contest his or her choice of guardian for minor children. -
Time to Consider Your Estate Plan As Coronavirus Hits Home A New York estate planning attorney explains how coronavirus affects your financial future and offers easy steps to take to protect your family. -
Putting Yourself First as You Begin Life Care Planning Our New York elder law attorneys explain how to create a life care plan that can be invaluable for you and your family members in the event of incapacitation. -
Your Privacy May Be Compromised if You Go Through Probate in New York The contents of your estate plan may become public information if your last will and testament is filed with the New York probate court. -
Wise Words From a NY Estate Planning Attorney on Protecting Your Future Financial Health A probate attorney advises New York community members on the vital documents needed to complete their estate plans and qualify for Medicaid. -
Life Events That May Require Updates or Changes to Your Trust Many years can pass after the initial creation of a trust, but regular updates can address changes in the creator’s financial and personal circumstances.