If you have taken the steps to prepare an estate plan, or are planning to, it is advisable to take the next step and inform your adult children of the details of your intentions. […]
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Planning Your Estate During the Coronavirus Pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic is at the forefront of everyone’s minds right now, and just about everyone has had to make […]
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Hiring a Long Island Medicaid Planning Lawyer is Often Necessary for Both Planning for and Obtaining Medicaid Benefits
New York (NY) Medicaid is a federal and state-funded program that provides health coverage for long-term care services, including care […]
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Medicare’s Open Enrollment for 2018 Coverage
Open enrollment for Medicare for the 2018 year is from October 15, 2017, until December 7, 2017. During this annual […]
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Young People Should Have an Estate Plan
Today, for a number of reasons, many young people have not created an estate plan. However, it is extremely important […]
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Difference Between A Non-hospital Do Not Resuscitate And A Traditional Do Not Resuscitate
In New York State, the Do Not Resuscitate order (DNR) was established in 1985 by a task force then overseen […]
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Retirement Health Care Costs to Be Challenging for Many
After a life-long career, individuals look forward to their retirement – a time to relax, enjoy time with loved ones, […]
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ask Brian
The round, Formica kitchen table was cluttered with prescription bottles, bowls, pens and a misshapen pile of papers, statements, and […]
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What Should I Do With My Inherited IRA?
An Individual Retirement Account (IRA) is a valuable asset to inherit. An IRA is a type of savings account that […]
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How Remarrying May Affect Your Children’s Inheritance
As the famous Cher song goes “Do you believe in life after love?” For many Americans, the answer to this […]
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