Residents of New York who suffer personal injuries in accidents caused by negligence or recklessness have the right to file lawsuits to hold the at-fault party liable. However, it’s important to do things correctly because it might affect the outcome. These are the...
In the state of New York, an estate administrator is responsible for managing the assets and affairs of a deceased person. If a person dies without a will, or if they does not name an executor, the court will appoint an administrator to oversee the probate and estate...
Estate planning serves many purposes, the most well-known being the ability to leave assets to named beneficiaries in a New York will or transfer-on-death account. Estate plans could include documents that handle other matters, including power of attorney forms and...
Real estate is one of the most valuable assets in New York, with a proven track record of appreciation over time. However, your property is more than just an asset; it is a home for your family with invaluable memories and sentimental value. Having a well-thought...
Car crashes can be devastating, leading to serious injuries and even death. Common car crash injuries in New York include broken bones, head and neck injuries, spinal cord injuries, and internal organ damage. In some cases, these injuries can be life-threatening and...
Planned giving is an opportunity for people to make charitable donations in the future. Significant tax savings occur after the filing of annual tax returns. Many New York residents are becoming aware of the numerous benefits and options that they have for giving to...
If you are planning your New York estate and are trying to decide between a charitable trust and a foundation, it may help to review their key similarities and differences. Each option has its own unique benefits and drawbacks that may apply differently to you...
Approaching estate planning can be daunting as it involves thinking about one's life and death. For most New Jersey adults, though, the process can be broken down into a few straightforward steps. Some of the most important things are to establish guardianship,...
