Tag Archives: New York Asset Plannning Lawyer
Protecting Your Assets Against Hackers
Security breaches and hacking, in which criminals gather sensitive personal information via your computer, rose to an alarming level during 2017. Between the Equifax breach, massive system shut downs, and accusations of Russian hackers in the 2016 election, these incidents are increasingly becoming part of our way of life. As more and more people… Read More »
How An NYSARC Trust Can Delay The Need For Nursing Home Care
Many of us are responsible for providing for older family members or friends. For these loved ones, remaining in their home is often a priority. Unfortunately, the costs of maintaining a household while paying for in-home care services can quickly deplete any available resources, making nursing home care a more financially viable option. By… Read More »
Protecting Your Assets as a Landlord
At the beginning of the year, the New York Times declared 2017 as the “Year of the Renter”. While some areas have not quite lived up to this promise, there are still plenty of profits to be had for those looking to invest. If you have considered the profit-making possibilities of becoming a landlord,… Read More »
Protecting Your Assets Against Investment Fraud
You have worked hard to earn and save money to put towards your retirement. While the investments and accounts you possess are meant to provide for you and your family’s financial security, it is easy to fall prey to scams. Part of protecting your assets is knowing the types of financial fraud that are… Read More »
Getting The Benefits You Are Entitled To From Your Insurance Policies
Having the proper home and car insurance policies in place and in the right amounts can play a crucial role in estate planning and asset protection. It ensures you are covered in the event someone is hurt or injured, protecting you and your assets against potential lawsuits. It also protects you against losses you… Read More »
Will A Presidential Repeal of Estate Taxes Impact Your Estate Plan?
As power transfers from democrats to republicans in Washington, there are increased rumors of a repeal of the current federal estate tax laws. As addressing potential tax issues is one of the goals of estate planning, would a tax repeal make your current estate planning documents obsolete? The answer to that question is no…. Read More »
Why You Need To Act Now In Planning For Long Term Healthcare Costs
While not everyone will require nursing home care when they are older, most of us will need some additional help in providing for our personal needs and maintaining our independence. Relying on children or younger relatives to assist you is not always a realistic option, and failing to engage in financial planning for future… Read More »
Year End Steps To Protect Your Assets
Many of us are busy throughout the month of December with holiday planning and gift buying, as we look forward to spending time with family and friends. During all these activities and amidst the celebrations, it is easy to ignore practical matters that need attending to before the year is complete. Taking the time… Read More »
Protecting Your Assets Against Lawsuits
There are often complaints regarding how quick some are to file lawsuits against others in today’s society. While there are abuses of the system and cases that possibly could have been resolved out of court, access to civil lawsuits is crucial to ensuring your rights are protected and responsible parties are held accountable when… Read More »
Including Your Online Presence in Your Estate Planning Documents
Estate planning not only plays a major role in ensuring your family is provided for in the event of your passing, but it can also ensure they have the access to the information and documents they will want or need. While accounting for physical assets such as money, property, cars, and bank accounts is… Read More »