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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Making Changes to Your New York WillIf you need to change your will, you don’t want to make handwritten corrections to the original document. Our New York attorneys explain the correct steps.
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Why You Need a Spendthrift TrustIf you want to leave assets to a beneficiary who doesn’t handle money well, create an asset protection trust or spendthrift trust. Our NY attorney explains.
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What to Do With Your Social Media and Online Accounts in Your Estate PlanA New York estate planning attorney explains how to terminate or preserve your online presence on social media accounts and personal websites.
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Making an Inventory of Assets for a New York Estate PlanA New York estate planning attorney explains why you should create an inventory of your property in your will and which factors to include on your list.
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How to Incorporate Trusts Into Your New York Estate PlanA New York estate planning attorney explores the different kinds of living and testamentary trusts, what they do, and who might need them.
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What should I consider when leaving items to my grandchildren in my will?Concerned about providing for your grandchildren after your death? A New York estate planning attorney explains best practices for passing down assets.
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How to Avoid Family Arguments After Your PassingA New York estate planning attorney explains how certain aspects of your estate plan can prevent fights among family members after your passing.
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Choosing Different Types of Trusts for Your New York Estate PlanIs a trust a good option for you? A New York estate planning attorney explains the different kinds of trust and the benefits of each.
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Estate Planning Worries After Seeing Your Family Over the HolidaysAre you worried about your aging relative’s health and property? A New York estate planning attorney addresses common concerns after the holidays.
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What Dying Intestate Means for Your HeirsIf you die without a Will or estate plan in New York, your heirs may not receive their proper inheritances or end up in court to resolve their legal disputes.