Dangerous driving need not involve rare actions. Sometimes, the most common reckless actions New York drivers perform are common moving violations. As traffic citations and accident statistics will log, the number of such troubling actions can vary each year. Most...
Month: January 2023
What is an advance directive?
A New York resident might create an advance directive during estate planning. An advance directive is a legal document providing instructions about a person’s critical care wishes. Also known as a living will, the advance directive comes into use when the person is...
How to make the most out of charitable contributions
Each year, many people in New York give back by donating to charities. Whether you're a first-time or more experienced donor, you can make mistakes during the donation process. Avoiding these mistakes helps ensure you're doing the most with your assets. Don't forget...
Benefits of charitable remainder trusts in New York
If you've always wanted to do some good to the world by giving part of your resources to charitable causes and keeping enough to take care of yourself and loved ones in New York, you may want to consider a charitable remainder trust. This trust lets you kill three...
Documents an administrator can request from the IRS
Estate administrators in New York have a big job. It’s their responsibility to manage the responsibilities of the deceased person and carry out the wishes as outlined in their will. After the court grants the estate administrator approval, their first task is to...
Pros and cons of structured settlements
A structured settlement is a financial agreement in which a claimant agrees to receive his or her damages in the form of recurring payments rather than a lump sum. Structured settlements are often used in personal injury cases in New York but can also be employed in...