Law Office of Inna Fershteyn and Associates, P.C.
Estate Planning & Elder Law Attorney
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
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
There is no understating how careful you must be with where you deposit your personal information. Now more than ever, hackers around the world spend day and night figuring out ways to steal your identity and personal information, and use it for none other than
Money makes the world go round, so when we get shorted on our paychecks, it can make us stop dead in our tracks. Of course, it’s hard to shut down the weary boss of a company short on cash, but rules are rules; at the
LLC vs S-Corporation – Which Is Better for Asset Protection? When it comes to personal finance, identifying the right form of asset protection follows a relatively standard process. There are options such as opening a traditional IRA, or ROTH IRA, putting your money into a
Cryptocurrency is a decentralized form of currency that has fettered its way into popularity in the last several years. It is not regulated by any bank or institution, and the government won’t make more when it runs out. Rather, the number of individual coins that
Noah Didn’t Wait Until the Flood – Protect Your Assets Before It’s Too Late One of the earliest examples of asset protection, or the assurance that one’s assets are protected from creditor claims in the event that they are sued, is found in one of
It is no secret that people like to engage in not just earning money, but watching it grow as well. Every year more than 50% of Americans invest billions of dollars in various assets including stocks, bonds, real estate, and other assets with high hopes
Dennis Kowalski, a husband and father of three, recently spent $140,000 to cryogenically preserve his entire family after they die, hoping to give them a chance at a second life. He is the president of the Cryonics Institute and a paramedic, and trusts that this
Picture this scenario: You are approaching the end of your life, yet your balance sheet is in the red. You still have a significant sum you owe to an assortment of creditors. “Ah-ha!” you triumphantly think. “They can only take it while I’m alive. I