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Estate planning in New York can have benefits for the future

On Behalf of Weinstein & Randisi | Aug 31, 2014 | Estate Planning

When you begin your estate planning, it is important to have the future in your sights. Not just your children, but beyond them to future generations. One way of making sure your beneficiaries receive your assets and not the Internal Revenue Service is to set up a...

How to efficiently manage estate administration & probate

On Behalf of Weinstein & Randisi | Aug 30, 2014 | Estate Administration & Probate

Dealing with the death of a loved one in New York can be an emotionally challenging time. It is critical for family members to use the immediate aftermath of a death to grieve, but there is another matter that should also be considered: finances. Managing estate...

What is probate litigation and how can I avoid it?

On Behalf of Weinstein & Randisi | Aug 29, 2014 | Probate Litigation

In New York, probate litigation is generally defined when legal disputes arise over the assets, property and control over the affairs of both the living and the deceased. These can be fights between family members over the contents of a will or a dispute between...

From 1930s pancakes in New York to litigation in 2014

On Behalf of Weinstein & Randisi | Aug 24, 2014 | Trustees, Executors & Fiduciaries

Estate matters in New York and across the country aren’t always limited to how property and assets are divided among heirs. In many cases, individuals appoint trustees or executors to handle other business matters or legal aspects of an estate. Sometimes, the...

What can we learn from Robin Williams’ estate planning?

On Behalf of Weinstein & Randisi | Aug 22, 2014 | Trusts

The loss of comedian Robin Williams from this world was indeed a grave one. Nevertheless, it seems that there is at least one positive side to his story, which involves the estate plan he left for his heirs. Indeed, it appears that Williams tied up his loose ends well...

What are long term care planning advance directives?

On Behalf of Weinstein & Randisi | Aug 17, 2014 | Long-Term Care Planning

You have probably already thought about the way in which you would like your medical care to proceed as you age. What happens when you are incapacitated and can no longer make medical decisions for yourself? Smart New York residents know that no matter how much their...

Trusts can give you peace of mind in New York

On Behalf of Weinstein & Randisi | Aug 16, 2014 | Trusts

In New York, a trust is something that falls into two categories: a living trust and a testamentary trust. A living trust is set up while you are still living, while a testamentary trust is created after your death. The decision to set up a trust is a very personal...

Basic information about living trusts in New York

On Behalf of Weinstein & Randisi | Aug 15, 2014 | Trusts

Perhaps the first thing that people need to understand about creating a living trust, also known as an inter vivos trust, is why a person would want one in the first place. The advantage of creating a living trust is that it will preserve the ownership and disposition...

Finding a New York will and testament that is missing

On Behalf of Weinstein & Randisi | Aug 10, 2014 | Estate Planning

A lot of different questions come up for heirs and relatives after the death of a loved one. One of those questions could relate to their departed family member’s will and whether the will they have is actually the latest one to be drafted. This could inevitably...

Reduce probate litigation woes with a single conversation

On Behalf of Weinstein & Randisi | Aug 8, 2014 | Probate Litigation

Death is not an option; it may sound morbid, but death happens eventually no matter what a person does. What is an option is how you and your family handle estate matters, and deciding to have at least one conversation about the inheritance can make a big difference...
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I have been working with Weinstein & Randisi for about two years now. Elizabeth Randisi, through a very thorough process, has helped my wife and me determine what is really important in our lives. Thus, we were able to draft a living will that reflected our most important values regarding our estate.

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I would like to give a testimony for Elizabeth Randisi, an estate attorney with Weinstein & Randisi. Her knowledge of wills and estate planning was clearly demonstrated in her presentation to us. Realizing our need for a will, my husband and I went to see Elizabeth.

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Guardianships for minors and adults differ, so be prepared

Apr 13, 2021

If you have a child who has a developmental disability, there is the potential that they may need ongoing support well into adulthood. Especially in the later teenage years and early adulthood, many teen and adult children with developmental disabilities rely on their...

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Should your children attend estate planning meetings?

Mar 30, 2021

If you have adult children who are heirs to your estate, one thing you may want to consider is having them come to your estate planning meetings with your attorney. You may not want them there at every meeting, but having them attend one to go over the contents of...

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Early Medicaid planning helps you protect your estate

Mar 24, 2021

Medicaid planning is important if you want to protect your assets. In the event that you need to move into a nursing home or to seek long-term medical care that relies on Medicaid for coverage, you’ll want to make sure you’ve taken the appropriate steps to protect...

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