Turkey? Check. Pumpkin pie? Check. A plan for your family’s future? Let’s work on that!
This Thanksgiving, why not serve up something more substantial than cranberry sauce? We’ve prepared an easy to use guide to help you navigate those tricky
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PLANNING FOR THE FALL. As we savor the last days of summer and look forward to the cooler days of fall, it’s the perfect time to explore the city and enjoy all that the season has
At Sverdlov Law, we recognize that navigating the legal process following a loved one’s death can be daunting. Many Americans are unaware of the complexities, time, and costs associated with probate.
For a detailed exploration of this topic, we recommend
At Sverdlov Law, we recognize that navigating the legal process following a loved one’s death can be daunting. Many Americans are unaware of the complexities, time, and costs associated with probate.
For a detailed exploration of this topic, we recommend
In the realm of elder care, special needs planning and legal decision-making, guardianship is a topic often clouded by misconceptions and misunderstandings. For families navigating the complexities of guardianship in New York, separating fact from fiction is crucial to ensuring
Imagine this scenario: You’re faced with the responsibility of caring for an aging parent who can no longer make decisions on their own. It’s a daunting prospect filled with uncertainty and questions about what steps to take next. In this
Life in New York is always on the move, and amid our busy schedules, it’s crucial not to overlook the needs of our aging loved ones. If your parent is showing signs of dementia, you might be wondering whether to
This guide explores the differences between revocable and irrevocable trusts under New York State law.
Whether you need one or both depends on your unique circumstances.
Understanding Revocable Trusts
Think of a revocable trust as a flexible tool in estate
In New York, many married couples share ownership of assets like real estate, bank accounts, and investments. While this setup offers convenience and shared control, it can also introduce risks that might affect long-term wealth. This blog explores the question:
Application Period for Section 8 Housing Reopened for a Limited Time
For the first time in 15 years, the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) reopened the waitlist for its Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) Program on Monday, June 3,