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New Law Favors Individuals with Disabilities and Special Needs
An integral part of our practice involves planning with the assets of individuals who are disabled or have special needs. These...

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Why It is Inadvisable to Transfer Your House to Your Children
At some point, most people experience that enlightening moment when they realize there is a risk of losing their assets if they fall ill...

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Medicaid Planning: The Difference Between the Look-Back Period and the Penalty Period
The look-back period is very different from the penalty period and as always the rules are different depending on whether you are seeking...

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Your Revocable Living Trust - Do You Know What It Says?
Estate planning documents need to be regularly reviewed. I often tell clients to review their estate plan every three to five years or...

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Elder Law Misconceptions - Don’t Believe Anything That You Hear
I recently entered the world of beekeeping. When contemplating this new hobby, I obviously vetted my ideas with friends and family (not...

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Home Sweet Home
In Yorktown, NY and the surrounding community, I often see the homestead as the single most valuable asset of an estate. The “American...

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Using a Medicaid Trust Without Losing Control
Over the years, I have found that one of the biggest obstacles preventing clients from pulling the trigger on a Medicaid Trust is the...

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Supplemental Needs Planning
PLANNING FOR THE NEEDS OF A DISABLED PERSON According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (“CDC”), approximately 20% of U.S...

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