Collaborative Divorce & Estate Planning Strategies in New York

Have you ever thought of divorce as a way to work together toward a shared goal? Though it may sound counterintuitive, reframing it in this manner can help resolve not only interpersonal tensions but also complex estate planning matters like property division, trust arrangements, and Read More …

Planning for the Future with Student Loans: What Young Adults Need to Know

Most people associate estate planning with elderly people; however, it is not just people with kids and retirement funds that need to plan for their future. Young adults, especially with student loans, should start establishing a plan today. When you’re young and in debt, estate Read More …

Estate Planning for New Yorkers — What to Do in Light of Recent Election News

Estate Planning for New Yorkers After Zohran Mamdani’s Win: Why Creating a Trust Is Now Essential Zohran Mamdani’s recent victory in the New York City mayoral race signals a wave of political and administrative change that will undoubtedly reshape how the city operates. While the Read More …

New York State Inflation Refund Checks: Are you Eligible?

Starting in September 2025, New York State is mailing inflation refund checks to 8.2 million households to provide economic relief for increased sales taxes due to inflation. To qualify for an inflation refund check, you must have filled out Form IT-201, the New York State Read More …

Avoiding Medicaid Mistakes: How to Stay Compliant and Protected

Given the high cost of living in New York, many residents look to apply for Medicaid to help cover the overwhelming costs of long-term care. However, many applicants are unaware of how critical it is to accurately complete the application forms. Even minor mistakes, such Read More …

Shield Your High-Value NY Home: Legal Tactics for Asset Protection

For many upper-middle-class individuals, their primary residence is their most valuable asset. While many people assume that owning their home makes their property safe, this is often not the case. Increasing real estate values in New York City have led the values of many moderately-priced Read More …

The Rise of AI Scams: How to Defend Seniors Through Estate Planning

As artificial intelligence continues to become more powerful and accessible to all, many individuals are becoming increasingly skilled in using AI for their benefit: scammers are now utilizing this technology to steal personal information or money through voice cloning, lead investment scams, and act as Read More …

Married to a Non-Citizen in New York? Here’s How to Secure Their Inheritance

Love knows no bounds, and in a state as diverse and dynamic as New York, it’s common for marriages to cross national and cultural lines. If your spouse happens to be a non-citizen of the U.S., you may be wondering what challenges could arise if Read More …

Facing Deportation in New York? How to Protect Your Assets Immediately

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 Read More …

“Big Beautiful” Medicaid Changes Under Trump in 2025 and What It Means For New York Residents

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 Read More …