A Successful Continuing Education
Thanks to Alec Dadisman of the National Law Institute for inviting Real Estate Attorney Jennifer Weisser, Esq. and me to teach Real Estate and Estate Planning…
You Don’t Need to be Poor (in Theory) to Receive Medicaid Long-Term Care in New York
Paying for home care aides and nursing home care, without spending a fortune, is a common concern of many of my clients. Why? Because long-term…
Removing the Executor: You Didn’t Hire Them, but You Can (Sometimes) Fire Them.
It isn’t uncommon for beneficiaries of a decedent’s estate to run into issues with the Executor of the estate (or “Administrator” if there is no…
When Should I Make a Will?
New Yorkers ask me this question all the time: “When is the right time to make a Will?” or “How much money should I have…
Free CE for Real Estate Agents Dec. 4th 2018
Real Estate & Estate Planning Strategies New York Real Estate Agents are invited to attend a free Continuing Education course entitled Real Estate & Estate…
Buying $1.00 for 50¢
My estate planning approach saves clients and their loved ones thousands of dollars and smooths the challenges associated with aging. Many New Yorkers believe that…
Planning for Incapacity
We plan for all sorts of contingencies in life: We purchase health insurance to protect ourselves from the high costs of health care. We build…
What is a “Will Contest”?
In New York State, before a Will is deemed a valid instrument by a Court, generally , it must be “probated” (latin for prove). Prior to…
Lost Will: “I can’t find the original Will. Help!”
When someone passes away in New York with a Will, generally, the Will must first be proven as valid to the Surrogate’s Court Judge. Proving…