Estate Planning
How can you reduce the risk of an estate plan challenge?
If you intend to create an estate plan that bucks familial expectations, then your estate could be challenged by a disgruntled beneficiary who thought they should’ve inherited more, or by someone who was left out of your inheritance scheme altogether. And if you’re...
Choosing an executor for your estate
One of the steps involved in setting up an estate plan in New York is choosing an executor for your estate. An executor is someone you appoint to carry out the terms of your will after you pass away. An executor has many duties and responsibilities. They are...
What you need to know about powers of attorney
When you think about estate planning, you probably picture figuring how to distribute your assets to loved ones. While this is a critical part of the estate planning process that you need to thoroughly address, it’s not the only piece of your estate plan that needs...
Helpful estate planning tips to keep in mind
Deciding to set up an estate plan is a wise and responsible decision. No matter your age or how much you own, having an estate plan has many benefits. It protects your loved ones from the stress of wondering what you would like to happen after you pass away and...
Top 5 reasons for young adults to start estate planning
A lot of young people think that estate planning is something you put together later in life when you can see a clear need for it. But procrastination is one of the biggest mistakes when it comes to estate planning. You never know when something is going to go wrong,...
4 Ways Grandparents Can Help Grandkids Avoid Financial Struggles
Many parents and grandparents in New York want to make sure their kids and grandkids are financially stable after they are gone. Here are a few steps grandparents can take to make sure that their grandchildren are not struggling financially in the future. Give a...
Do I want a revocable or an irrevocable trust?
Many people set up a trust as part of their estate plan. A trust offers unparalleled protection for assets, making it a great way to preserve wealth and build a legacy that will last for many years after the person is gone. However, a trust can also go into effect...