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- Is the Commencement of a Guardianship Proceeding Necessary?
- Is this the Season for Gifting?
- Is Your Power of Attorney Ready for the Digital Era?
- Ladies and Gentlemen Please Start Expressing Your Burial Wishes!
- Life insurance can be an underused part of estate planning
- Medicaid Expands Definition of Estate
- Medicaid Planning in an Article 81 Proceeding
- Mom and Dad (Grandparents) Can you Please Lend Me Some Money? The Unintended Consequences
- Mom and Dad (Grandparents), Can You Please Lend Me Some Money?: The Unintended Consequences.
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- New Transfer Of Asset Rules Makes Advanced Planning For Medicaid Eligibility Imperative!
- New York’s Medical Aid in Dying Act: What You Should Know
- New York’s Proposed Aid-in-Dying Bill: What You Should Know
- Not all Powers of Attorney are Created Equally
- Peter Falk’s Law Becomes a Reality in New York
- Planning For Families With Disabled Loved Ones
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- Protecting the Primary Residence From The Cost Of a Nursing Home In A Post-DRA World
- Protecting Your Home From The Costs Of Long Term Care
- Protecting Your Loved Ones and Friends from Elder Abuse
- Punishment For The Procrastinators: The Deficit Reduction Act of 2005
- Review and Analysis of the AIP’s Real and Personal Property
- Revocable Living Trusts: The Facts and Fiction
- Revocable or Irrevocable Trust
- Separated But Not Divorced: The Long Term Care Planning Implications
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- Seven Factors to Consider Prior to Commencing a Guardianship Proceeding Under Article 81 of the MHL
- Should You Consider a Hybrid Long-Term Care Policy as Part of Your Long-Term Planning?
- Should You Have a Third Party SNT for a Disabled Loved One?
- Single parents: Protect your children with a proper estate plan
- Special Needs Trust – A Primer
- The ABCs of SNTs
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- The Case for Making Home Care the First Option for Seniors
- The Cost of Long Term Care Remains the Greatest Threat to the Financial Well Being of New York Seniors
- The Deficit Reduction Act Of 2005 And Its Effect Upon Medicaid Eligibility
- The Deficit Reduction Act Of 2005 and Its Effect Upon Transfers Of Real Property For Long Term Care Planning Purposes
- The Devils is in the Details: How the Legal Title of Assets can Sabotage One’s Inter Vivos and Testamentary Estate Plans
- The Do’s and Don’ts of Administering a Special Needs Trust
- The Family Health Care Decision Act: A New Chapter in Health Care Decision Making
- The Importance of Beneficiary and Contingent Beneficiary Designations for IRAs, 401ks, Life Insurance Policies and Annuities
- The Importance of Knowing the Rights of a Nursing Home Resident
- The New York Court of Appeals Rules Personal Representative of and Estate May Sue Estate Planners for Malpractice: The Practice Management Issues
- The NY ABLE ACT: A Primer
- The Problems with Probate
- The Repeal of DOMA Makes Estate and Long Term Care Planning Critical for Same Sex Married Couples
- The Revocable Living Trust: The Facts And The Fiction
- The Rights of a Nursing Home Resident
- The Treatment of Joint Accounts In An Article 81 Guardianship Proceeding
- The Use of Article 81 of the Mental Hygiene Law as an Effective Medicaid and Estate Planning Tool: A Primer
- Think Twice Before Discarding Those Account Statements
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- To Deed Or Not To Deed: Revisited
- To Gift or Not to Gift: ’Tis the Question for the Season!
- To Love, Honor And Cherish Until Medicaid Is Needed
- To UTMA or Not to UTMA?
- Transfer of a Primary Residence: The Tax and Long Term Care Consequences
- Two Years of Estate and Gift Tax Nirvana!
- Utilizing Article 81 For Medicaid And Estate Planning Purposes After The Deficit Reduction Act Of 2005
- Utilizing Article 81 Guardianship in New York for Those Diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder
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