Recent Blog Posts
During Uncertain Times, Five Common Estate Planning Mistakes To Avoid
Estate planning helps to protect you and your loved ones in case of unexpected events. Estate planning documents are something everyone needs, regardless of age, income, or the amount of property and assets you own. In addition to conveying your final wishes, they help to ensure that your affairs are attended to and that… Read More »
Selling Your Home Despite Concerns About COVID-19
New Yorkers have already weathered quite a storm when it comes to COVID-19. Unfortunately, concerns continue mounting amid resurgent case counts and the coming of fall. If you have previously considered selling your home, you may be wondering if now is the time. Rather than continuing to put off your plans, our New York… Read More »
Estate Planning For New Homeowners
After a slump during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the housing market in the New York City area is making a strong comeback. For new home buyers, there is plenty of excitement in attending to all the last minute details and planning your move. However, during this time, you want to protect your… Read More »
Five Features Home Buyers Are Looking For Now
Despite all the repercussions of COVID-19, the housing market is showing tremendous gains. Reductions in income and the potential for additional stay home orders have not discouraged people from buying a home. In fact, it appears to be making them more eager to invest in real estate and to find a place they can… Read More »
Five Steps You Must Follow if You Are The Executor of a Loved One’s Will
The death of a loved one is one of the most difficult things you can deal with. Unfortunately, while you are grieving there are practical matters that must be addressed. This includes settling the deceased person’s estate through the New York probate court. Estate planning documents help make this process easier. If there is… Read More »
When Will It Be Safe To Visit Nursing Homes?
In New York, cases of coronavirus are steadily declining and elected officials are taking steps to reduce some of the restrictions previously put in place. While businesses are beginning to reopen and hospitals are now allowing visitors, residents of nursing homes and long-term care facilities continue to be isolated. The following details the criteria… Read More »
Men’s Health Month Last Month Heightens Awareness of Preventable Health Problems
Father’s Day falls in June of each year and provides the opportunity for many of us to honor the special men in our lives. Unfortunately, fathers, grandfathers, spouses, and other male relatives often work so hard at their careers and in providing for their families, they tend to neglect their own health concerns. June… Read More »
Planning For The Future: Our 7 Step Estate Planning Checklist
Advance planning acts as a roadmap for your future. You do this regularly in your career or personal life, as it can help you identify important objectives and reach your goals. Creating an estate plan is no different. It helps to protect you now and in the years to come while ensuring the needs… Read More »
Planning For The Future and Assessing The Need For Long Term Care Needs
From an early age, we put plans in place to achieve goals and increase our quality of life. Unfortunately, one area we often fail to factor in is the increased level of care we are likely to require as we get older. Assessing potential future needs and considering your options now in terms of… Read More »
Protecting Your Social Security Benefits In The Event You Become Incapacitated
The coronavirus pandemic has brought up some very important issues on why you need to have estate planning documents in place. In addition to making sure loved ones are provided for in the event of your passing, they can also protect you and them if you should become incapacitated and unable to attend to… Read More »
