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Possession is 9/10ths of the law. Squatter’s rights. Use it or lose it. These are popular terms or phrases that most people have heard or used in casual conversation. While they may not
As you may be aware, Congress is working on a reconciliation bill (the “Bill”) which has tax components that could affect your current estate plan. The major changes fall into two categories: (1)
As estate-planning professionals, we help clients plan in the event of incapacity, not just death. While clients may come into our offices worried about death and taxes, we educate them that equally worrisome,
The New York State Department of Health (DOH) has once again delayed the implementation of a thirty (30) month look-back period for Medicaid Applications filed for Community-Based Long Term Care Services (i.e. home care). The
As an estate planning attorney, I quite frequently talk to people about whether they have engaged in estate planning (i.e., signed estate planning documents). The answer in many instances to this inquiry is
There are many reasons why people do not execute a Last Will and Testament during their lifetime; they are too busy or it’s on their to-do list, they don’t think they are “rich
Possession is 9/10ths of the law. Squatter’s rights. Use it or lose it. These are popular terms or phrases that most people have heard or used in casual conversation. While they may not
As you may be aware, Congress is working on a reconciliation bill (the “Bill”) which has tax components that could affect your current estate plan. The major changes fall into two categories: (1)
As estate-planning professionals, we help clients plan in the event of incapacity, not just death. While clients may come into our offices worried about death and taxes, we educate them that equally worrisome,
The New York State Department of Health (DOH) has once again delayed the implementation of a thirty (30) month look-back period for Medicaid Applications filed for Community-Based Long Term Care Services (i.e. home care). The
As an estate planning attorney, I quite frequently talk to people about whether they have engaged in estate planning (i.e., signed estate planning documents). The answer in many instances to this inquiry is
There are many reasons why people do not execute a Last Will and Testament during their lifetime; they are too busy or it’s on their to-do list, they don’t think they are “rich
