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Creating an estate plan is one of the most crucial steps you can take for your family. How you divvy up your estate may set the tone for what happens after you die. New Yorkers who want to protect loved ones from litigation during probate need to do what they can in...
Soon, winter will arrive, which can bring up a number of considerations related to one's divorce. Some people may face financial hurdles during the winter because they find themselves out of work, while others struggle with seasonal affective disorder or simply find...
Your estate plan should always reflect any changes in your life. This includes the loss of a spouse through divorce, which often requires an immediate update to your estate plan. There are multiple estate planning documents that you may need to change when you...
If a loved one created a trust as part of a complete estate plan, you may be fortunate. A trust is often an excellent tool for protecting assets and allowing beneficiaries to access those assets soon after the trustmaker's death rather than having to wait through the...
Often, family, friends, and co-workers will say that they did not consider creating an Estate Plan until they had children, and that the focus of their Estate Planning is to protect their children in the event that they themselves unexpectedly pass away. Needless to...
As a business owner, you never seem to run out of work to do. Whether it's meeting customer needs, managing your employees or upgrading your company's services or location, you always have a task that needs attention. But once you've launched your business, you need...
Starting a charitable organization can be a great way to give back and to make a positive impact in your local community or society as a whole. It can also have significant benefits from a tax perspective, allowing your money to go further toward reaching your...
It's not always easy to think about the future, particularly when it comes to considering one's death and what will happen to his or her estate. Y ou may find these factors difficult to think about, and you may decide it's not really necessary because you do not have...
Under New York Law, there are four general grounds upon which to contest the validity of a Will. These grounds - or Objections - include: the person who made the Will lacked "Testamentary Capacity;" the Will was not "Duly Executed;" the Will was a product of "Fraud or...
Competitive rental prices in some high-demand neighborhoods initiated a cooling down of New York's Real Estate market. Nevertheless, even in the midst of a cooldown period, New York remains a competitive market. Brooklyn, for example, has remained a hot zone for...
