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As New York’s population continues to age, long-term care has become one of the most significant financial challenges for seniors and...

Wills and trusts are both essential estate planning tools, but they function differently — and serve different goals. A will  takes...

Probate is the legal process of proving a will and administering a deceased person’s estate. In New York, probate can be time-consuming,...

Estate planning isn't just about what happens after you die — it’s also about protecting you during your lifetime. Two of the most...

If you pass away without a will — known as dying “intestate” — New York State law decides who receives your assets. Unfortunately, the...

Many people assume they don’t need a will because they don’t own much, are unmarried, or don’t have children. But the truth is, a will is...