Law Office of Inna Fershteyn and Associates, P.C.
Estate Planning & Elder Law Attorney
With the rise of AI technology comes the thrill of having the world’s knowledge at your fingertips. This potential, however, also brings with it an inevitable temptation: using AI to generate documents that were once crafted by professionals. One such example is the growing trend
If you’re an undocumented immigrant living in New York, you may be feeling increasingly anxious about the threat of deportation. What was once a distant concern may now feel like an imminent reality—under the current administration, deportation rates have soared nationwide, with millions of individuals
Challenging a will can be a complex and difficult process. In New York, there are several grounds on which a will can be challenged or contested, and it is essential to be knowledgeable about all of them. A will may not meet its legal requirements,
President Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA) has passed the Republican-controlled House and is now awaiting a vote in the Senate. If enacted, the bill could have sweeping effects on Medicaid nationwide—particularly in states like New York, where a large portion of the
Introduction Whether it be unexpected lawsuits, business disputes, or real estate liabilities, living in a fast- paced, high-stakes city like New York exposes your wealth to a wide range of risks. In such an environment, staying one step ahead is key: no matter your profession,
Divorces can take emotional and financial tolls which involved parties want to avoid as much as possible. Divorce can be a complicated legal procedure, but an important aspect to consider before the divorce is your assets. By reviewing your assets, you can take steps to
The spotlight on Britney Spears’ fight to end her conservatorship has turned a public eye on a fraught and urgent situation. The pop star requested to end the ostensibly oppressive legal arrangement under which her father controls all of her finances and personhood. For the
Jail Time: It is very possible that a Medicaid fraud conviction can bring about a jail sentence. Fines: If convicted you must pay a sizable fine. Probation: Those convicted will have to abide by all probationary requirements, which usually include regularly attending probation meetings. Restitution:
When most people think of a will, likely the first thing that comes to mind is a set of instructions or wishes about how one’s assets should be distributed after their death. While this is certainly an integral part of any will and therefore, estate
Where Will Jeffery Epstein’s Million Dollar Estate Go? On August 8th, Jeffery Epstein signed his will– and then committed suicide two days later. Epstein, a financer and registered sex offender, was being held in a Manhattan jail cell based on sex-trafficking and conspiracy charges that
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