Creating an estate plan should help solidify your vision of the future. Yet, all of that can be thrown into doubt if you have heirs and beneficiaries who you’re concerned will squander away or otherwise mismanage their inheritance. This, in turn, can threaten to cut...
In New York, managing personal assets requires flexibility, security and efficiency. One powerful way to achieve this balance is through a living (revocable) trust. Unlike wills, trusts offer distinct advantages during your lifetime, not just afterward, and New...
A living will is one of two advance medical directives that people can add to their estate plans. They can also fill out health care proxy paperwork to appoint a trustworthy person to make medical decisions on their behalf if they become incapacitated due to illness,...