Whether you already have an estate plan or you’ve been considering getting one started, following our blog will give you food for thought and provide you with important reminders. In our busy lives, it’s hard to make time to plan for something that may never happen, but our attorney explains in these blogs why it’s so important to find the time.
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How President Biden’s Tax Proposals Affect Your Estate Plan A New York estate planning attorney explains the potential impact of changes in federal tax laws and how to make the changes that will protect your wealth. -
Update Your Estate Plan After a Divorce as Soon as Possible You should see a New York estate planning attorney to update your estate plan documents and beneficiary designations immediately after divorce. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
Three Different Types of Special Needs Trusts That Can Be Included in an Estate Plan A special needs trust can provide for your child after your passing. Discover the many types of trusts and how to ensure future access to public benefits. -
Estate Planning Tips for Blended Families If you’re in a second marriage and have children from a previous marriage, you need an estate plan that protects your heirs. We explain what to do here.