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Individuals who are eligible for Supplement Security Income, also known as SSI, are subject to income and assets limits. Recipients cant own more than $2,000 in assets (or $3,000 if they are married). We frequently get calls from SSI recipients asking us how they can protect their SSI benefits when comes into money, usually from [] The post First Party Supplemental Needs Trusts Under NY State Law appeared first on Estate Planning NYC & Brooklyn.

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Roman Aminov has the highest rating possible on Avvo.com. This rating cannot be bought If you are looking for a caring, highly professional, and highly skilled lawyer, look no further than Roman Aminov! Avvo.com is a marketplace for legal services, that provides lawyer referrals and access to a database of legal information consisting primarily of previously answered questions. It is also considered the "Google Reviews" of attorneys and law firms. Check out Roman's Avvo page ...for more information. bit.ly/3dv0dYx Contact us today for a free consultation. We are excited to serve you! (347) 766-2685 [email protected] bit.ly/3dv0dYx 147-147-17 Union Turnpike Flushings, NY 11367 . . #lawyersnyc #lawyerlife #lawyer #lawyers #lawyersofinstagram #estateplanning #estateplanningattorney #estatelawyer #estatelitigation #estatelaw #inheritance #realestatelaw #realestatelawyer #realestatenyc #realestatenyc #makeawill #probate #probateattorney #probatelawyer #probatelawyer #medicaid #medicaidlawyer #medicaidattorney

When seeking to obtain guardianship over an individual incapable of making their own decisions, it is necessary to determine whether a guardianship under Article 81 of New York’s Mental Hygiene Law or a guardianship under Article 17-A of New York’s Surrogate’s Court Procedure Act is more appropriate. An Article 81 guardianship is typically sought when [] The post Guardianship Law In New York State appeared first on Estate Planning NYC & Brooklyn.

An Ancillary probate proceeding is a proceeding in which an estate representative is appointed in a state other than the decedent’s home state (usually the state in which the decedent was domiciled). The ancillary probate proceeding is a secondary proceeding, meaning that the primary probate or administration proceeding must first be brought in the [] The post Ancillary Probate Law In New York appeared first on Estate Planning NYC & Brooklyn.

When a child is born to parents who were not married at the time (and, depending on the county, not subsequently married), they are considered a non-marital child. Inheriting from the estate of a non-marital father can be a complicated matter. Marital children benefit from the marital presumption of legitimacy the idea that [] The post Inheriting From Your Non-Marital Father Under NY’s EPTL 4-1.2 appeared first on Estate Planning NYC & Brooklyn.

Blended families are incredibly common, and this term encompasses a vast array of family situations. Very often, however, blended families involve a marriage in which one or both spouses have children from a prior relationship. Sometimes the couple also has children in common, but this is not always the case. Because families are all different and the term blended family can mean so many things, the standard estate planning documents may not be enough to satisfy the planni...Continue reading

New York State has enacted an update to its Power of Attorney Law that will take effect on June 13, 2021. New York’s Statutory Short Form Power of Attorney, last updated in 2010, was notorious for its complexity and difficulty to execute. It often baffled clients who didn’t know where to sign or initial and often times required the presence of an attorney to execute properly. This was particularly problematic for residents of nursing homes and assisted living facilities see...Continue reading

Medicaid is both a federal and state program that will cover the cost of long-term care either at home or in a nursing home. However, only those that meet certain income and asset limits are eligible for Medicaid benefits. It is possible to become eligible by removing certain assets from your name, however, in the large majority of cases, if the transfer of assets is done within two and a half years (for home care) or five years (for nursing home care) of your Medicaid appl...Continue reading

When a person dies in New York State without a Last Will and Testament, New York’s intestacy law, found in EPTL 4-1.1, governs who is entitled to receive the decedent’s property (otherwise known as their estate). The New York Estates Powers and Trust law provides an order of priority in which the decedent’s relatives may inherit their estate. If a person passes away with no spouse, children, grandchildren, parents, siblings, nieces or nephews or grandparents, this is where t...Continue reading

An unfortunate reality of life in this country is that a significant financial burden will almost always accompany a tragic medical diagnosis. Beyond the apparent worries about one’s own health and mortality, this leaves many ill Americans and those closest to them, concerned about what will happen to their medical debt when they pass away. Who will be responsible for unpaid bills? Exorbitant medical expenses are particularly true for cancer patients as cancer treatments are ...Continue reading

Real property is a common estate asset. If you are the next of kin or proposed executor or administrator of a loved one’s estate, you may be charged with selling a parcel of real property. This article will give an overview of the process and propose a couple of ways to expedite it in order to save the estate time and money. It is not uncommon for beneficiaries of an estate to want a speedy sale of the real property. There are many reasons for this desire. Beneficiaries may w...Continue reading