When you want to dig a little deeper into the options you have in New York state for protecting your assets and providing for your family, take a look at the articles in our estate planning library. We provide in-depth information about the importance of certain estate planning tools and what you should be thinking about at each stage of your life to prepare for the eventuality of your death or incapacitation.
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Estate Planning for Unmarried Couples in New York If you do not have these New York estate planning documents, your partner is at risk of losing your shared home, family funds, and minor children. -
Estate Planning for Married Couples in NY Marriage is an important milestone for your relationship, but it is also one of the reasons to consider creating or updating your estate plan. -
How Retirement Accounts Affect an Estate Plan in NY Always consult with an estate planning attorney before retitling an IRA, 401k, or another retirement plan into the name of your revocable living trust. -
Common Errors and Ambiguities in a Will in New York Could your wishes be misinterpreted after your death? Discover the most common errors and ambiguities in a will and how to correct them effectively. -
Common Mistakes Made by Trust Administrators in New York Trustees can make mistakes ranging from simple oversight to intentional misappropriation of funds. Discover common errors trust administrators make. -
How to Protect Your Children With an Estate Plan A properly prepared estate plan ensures that your children will be provided for no matter what the future holds.