Law Office of Inna Fershteyn and Associates, P.C.
Estate Planning & Elder Law Attorney
In the midst of one of the deadliest pandemics in modern American history, it is no surprise that many people are scrambling to complete their estate planning in case the unthinkable happens. With most attorneys’ offices closed due to government mandates, however, the traditional form
International pandemics are serious business. Seeing in the news that so many people here and abroad are passing away from severe cases of the Coronavirus, it’s no wonder why people are springing to estate attorneys to either update their wills or even do their estate
Having a legal document that details exactly what you want to happen with your assets after death is a crucial part of any estate plan. One way to make these wishes clear is through a living trust. Not only does a living trust bypass the
Caring for your parents from a long distance can certainly be a challenging but very necessary endeavor. If you find yourself in a position where you live far away from your parents who need living assistance, here are some things to keep in mind. Financial
Anytime you’re dealing with your own assets, whether you’re tax planning or considering making an investment, you want to make sure you have a qualified professional by your side to guide you in making the best possible decision tailored to your unique circumstances. The same
To maximize the value of your first estate planning consultation, it can help to become familiar with some of the things your attorney may ask you as well as some of the terms they will use that you likely are not familiar with. Do You
Whether you’re straight out of college or a seasoned employee with years in the workforce, if you own any assets, you’ll want to make sure they’re protected before protection becomes a necessity. Below are five asset protection steps that you’ll only hear from an estate
While the process of getting the right documents together can seem intimidating to some, the premise of estate planning is actually rather simple: one individual passes their wealth and all assets that they’ve accumulated down to the next of kin. After the grantor (creator of
Putting your assets into a trust is a fundamental part of estate planning for people looking to protect their assets for emergencies or to pass on to the next generation. However, a drawback of certain types of trusts is that while your assets will be
Living Will vs Do-Not-Resuscitate Order It’s no secret that life is unpredictable. As unpleasant as it may sound, one day you can be enjoying your retirement days with your grandchildren, and the next you find yourself struck with an illness with the possibility of even