For most New Yorkers, the “American Dream” is simple: work hard, buy a home, pay off the mortgage, and leave that home to your children.
There is a terrifying moment that happens in our conference room almost every week. A family comes in because a parent has suffered a stroke
When a loved one passes away in New York, the family is often told they need to “go through probate.” This phrase is thrown around
For decades, New York was unique. It was the only state that provided generous Medicaid coverage for long-term home care without a financial “look-back” period.
There is perhaps no area of law more riddled with bad advice, half-truths, and “cocktail party wisdom” than probate. As a New York estate planning
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