Author Archives: Jay Butchko
As The Seller’s Market Dwindles Down, Is Now The Time To Sell Your Home?
After stalling for much of the pandemic, the real estate market rebounded quickly once COVID-19 shut down orders were lifted. More than a year later, an unprecedented surge in activity appears to be dwindling down. With it goes the major increases in prices and multiple offers, which caused many who were not otherwise thinking… Read More »
This Fall, Take Action To Prevent Common Injuries That Prompt The Need For Nursing Home Care
The cooler temperatures associated with fall means more time spent indoors. This makes it the perfect time of year to raise awareness about a common problem among older adults that can prompt the need for nursing home care: slips and falls. Our Bronx & Westchester Medicaid and nursing home care attorneys offer tips to… Read More »
The Benefits Of Estate Planning And How To Prepare For A Consultation
As your neighborhood law firm, our Bronx & Westchester estate planning attorneys at Cavallo & Cavallo are happy to consult with you regarding steps you can take to protect yourself and your loved ones, both now and in the years to come. Find out more about the benefits of estate planning and how you… Read More »
Paying For Nursing Home Care: What Are The Options?
Most older adults would prefer to remain in their own home as long as possible but there may come a point where this is no longer an option. Many people eventually end up needing some type of long-term or nursing home care. Unfortunately, when the time does come, the costs involved can create some… Read More »
How Changes In Estate Tax Laws Could Impact You
Estate taxes are a concern for New York residents on a local and state level, potentially impacting the amount heirs and beneficiaries are entitled to receive from your estate. Often thought of as applying to only the wealthiest of individuals, changes in the current tax code over the next few years and new proposals… Read More »
Six Medical Conditions Common Among Older Adults That Can Prompt The Need For Nursing Home Care
Chronic medical conditions can eventually prevent you from performing routine tasks, such as cleaning, cooking, or caring for yourself. If you are over the age of 65 or have an older adult loved one who is, be aware of common conditions that can prompt the need for nursing home care. Common Medical Conditions That… Read More »
The Difference Between A Will And An Estate Plan
Unexpected events can happen that jeopardize your health and put the financial security of both you and your loved ones at risk. A will details how property and assets are distributed in the event of your passing. Estate planning helps to ensure you, your family, and your assets are protected. Do I Need A… Read More »
Real Estate Trends Make It A Good Time To Buy A Starter Home In New York
Paying rent is expensive and provides little in return for the money spent. Buying a home is a smart investment and can help to increase your financial security and overall net worth over the years. Our Bronx & Westchester real estate attorneys explain how recent circumstances have combined to make it a good time… Read More »
Estate Planning And Asset Protection For College Students
As summer winds down, parents are busy considering back-to-school plans for their children. If yours are college age, preparations have likely been taking place for the better part of a year. Now that the time is almost here for them to pack important items needed for dorm life, there are some important estate planning… Read More »
Hurricane Tips To Protect Yourself And Older Adults In Your Life
Summer is the time to enjoy family vacations, picnics, and outdoor hobbies with the people you love. Unfortunately, it also brings increased storm risks, which can jeopardize your personal safety as well as your property. Hurricane season in 2021 runs from Tuesday, June 1 through Tuesday, November 30. Our experienced Bronx & Westchester estate… Read More »