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Attorney with experience in will writing needed in New York

On behalf of Weinstein & Randisi | May 31, 2015 | Wills

Getting a will in place not only assures that your last wishes will be fulfilled but also gives you great peace of mind. In New York, there are certain restrictions and requirements that must be fulfilled for you to have a successful will executed. First of all, you...

What role does undue influence play in probate litigation?

On behalf of Weinstein & Randisi | May 28, 2015 | Probate Litigation

Most estate planning begins with the formation of a will. Typically, people will draft a will in order to designate how they want their property and assets distributed upon their deaths. Here in the state of New York, the Surrogate’s Court is the venue that will...

What are the chances of using my long term care planning?

On behalf of Weinstein & Randisi | May 25, 2015 | Long-Term Care Planning

Before a New York resident makes the decision to purchase long-term care insurance, it is important to examine the exact likelihood that the insurance will ever be used. In fact, insurance companies often inform their soon-to-be clients that the likelihood of them...

Does your estate plan need a trust?

On behalf of Weinstein & Randisi | May 22, 2015 | Trusts

You don’t have to use a trust with your estate plan in New York. You can simply divide your assets in your will and call it a day. However, there are some benefits to trusts that you may want to consider. First of all, you may want to begin distributing your...

Choosing a good executor is important when creating your will

On behalf of Weinstein & Randisi | May 18, 2015 | Wills

People often overlook the fact that a will is usually one of the most commonly used estate planning tools. Generally, you will outline in your will the property and assets you currently possess, and how you want those items disposed of after you die. A last will and...

Attorney can help with estate administration

On behalf of Weinstein & Randisi | May 17, 2015 | Estate Administration & Probate

When you are an estate administrator, you realize what a big responsibility it is. You have so much responsibility that the task can become really daunting and use much of your energy. Executors and estate administrators are held to a very high standard of duty. The...

Do I need an attorney to do long-term care planning?

On behalf of Weinstein & Randisi | May 15, 2015 | Long-Term Care Planning

The fact of the matter is that many aspects of long-term care planning are so complex that it’s best to leave them to a professional. What many people fail to realize is that attorneys who assist clients in elder law issues often have a greater understanding of...

Facebook creates new feature to help with your estate planning

On behalf of Weinstein & Randisi | May 13, 2015 | Estate Planning

Most New York residents are using Facebook these days, but did you know that Facebook can also be incorporated into your estate planning? One of the easiest things you can do is simply provide your login details to a trusted family member so that your family can have...

Estate planning needs to include your digital world

On behalf of Weinstein & Randisi | May 7, 2015 | Estate Planning

When you pass away, what happens to all your digital accounts? You have music on your computer, books on your tablet and online bank accounts. So what are you and your attorney going to do about an estate plan that includes your digital world? You may have a will that...

Changes to the law can mean your will is out of date

On behalf of Weinstein & Randisi | May 6, 2015 | Wills

If you write up a will in New York and then don’t have any major life changes — like a divorce or the birth of another child — you may just assume it still works. Some people sit on their wills for 10 or 20 years without changing them. However, the...
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I wanted to write to say how pleased my wife and I were at your professional handling of our estate planning and preparation of new wills. We were put at ease by your visit to our home for an interview and were pleased that you listened to us and captured the things that we felt were important.

–Robert and Christine Simonson, Fairport

In order to finalize the documents we came to your office and were greeted in a very professional manner and we could not have asked for finer service. We left with copies of everything we needed and feel very confident our needs have been met. Thanks again. We will surely recommend you should the opportunity arise.

— Christine and Robert Simonson, Fairport

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.

–David and Ajia Cherry, Fairport

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.

–Kathy and Gary Gray, Webster

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How New York’s Medicaid recovery program affects your estate

Jan 22, 2021

Some people need Medicaid even though they might have few assets in their name. Although qualifying for Medicaid as an older adult usually means needing to spend everything you already have on care, you can qualify for benefits even if you own a valuable home. Your...

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When parents pass away without an estate plan

Jan 21, 2021

Creating an estate plan is an important step to take for your family. It gives you many benefits and options, and you get a chance to think about what you want to happen with your assets. It also helps you to avoid a lot of potential problems. Today, let’s look at...

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The many responsibilities as guardian of an elderly parent

Jan 5, 2021

It remains a decision that you and your family have struggled with and pondered for a few months. What to do about your father, who is losing his memory and shows signs of dementia. The other day, he planned to drive to your house to see his grandchildren. However, he...

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