Law Office of Inna Fershteyn and Associates, P.C.
Estate Planning & Elder Law Attorney
An estate plan is crucial as it ensures all your interests and wishes are met at the time of your passing. Estate planning is the process in which you decide how your estate will be divided upon your death. This plan typically includes drafting a
A will is a crucial document that dictates your plans in regards to your medical healthcare and your financial care in terms of your assets once you become incapacitated and are unable to make decisions for yourself. Drafting a will can be complicated and though
An Advance Care Directive details an individual’s wishes regarding their healthcare in the case that they become incapacitated and are unable to advocate for their wants and needs. Drafting this directive reduces stress and anxiety by ensuring that no matter what happens you are prepared
It’s February 1, 2020. New York is in the midst of the Northeastern Blizzard of 2021 and the state of emergency has been declared. We are also in the midst of the deadly 2nd wave of Covid-19: 150-200 New Yorkers dying daily. They are dying
The prospect of aging can be quite a stressful experience, as it is time to consider plans for your future. Granted the likelihood of aging, an individual should begin considering legal guidance in support of the actions associated with retirement and potential Long -Term Care.
When planning for the future, there is quite a lot to consider in terms of legal and medical documentation. With the coming of age, a will, healthcare proxy, and power of attorney become imminent in your journey into the future. In order to ensure that
10 Elder Care planning steps to take if you are turning 65 this year Steps 1-2: Social Security and Medicare Enrollment The first and most important step in Elder Care planning is to begin planning ahead for social security, followed by the second step of
When you become incapacitated, you have someone else that makes your decisions for you. If you have done your estate planning you have chosen this person in your living will and have given them Power of Attorney (POA). If you have not done estate planning,
Wills are often regarded as the most reliable way to safeguard our assets after we pass away by passing them on to our children and spouses. However, though we tend to think that estate planning is only a matter of concern for married couples and
The sad truth that many of us have to accept is that our children are growing up not only in front of our eyes, but in the eyes of the state as well. Once eighteen, a child is considered a legal adult and is seen