Brooklyn Wills & Estates Lawyer

Advance care planning involves learning about the types of decisions that might need to be made, considering those decisions ahead of time, and then letting others know—both your family and your health care providers—about your preferences. These preferences are often put into an advance directive, ...

Because of the pandemic, we’ve all experienced social isolation – the loss of close contact with family and friends. We’re feeling that isolation even more acutely during the winter season, when we typically get together with those we love. For older adults who have had to take ext...

There are many different types of legal documents that can help you plan how your affairs will be handled in the future. Many of these documents have names that sound alike, so make sure you are getting the documents you want. Also, State laws vary, so find out about the rules, requirements, and for...

Description: We are being warned about the pandemic hitting hard in the winter and that our darkest days are coming. Given the first wave in the spring being so unexpected, Attorney Brian Figeroux gives legal advice for families and seniors. Plus, we have to vote on November 3 like our life depends ...

By Linda N. Every economy with an aging population often must deal with the challenge of caregiving. In the USA, there are over 75 million people within this older age category, and the demographics of the average caregiver are changing rapidly. Most people born between 1980 and 1996, who currently ...

Description: Estate Planning is a necessity not a luxury. Let us help you with your issues relating to this complex area of law. We serve individuals and families throughout the state in wills, powers of attorney, living wills & health proxies, trusts, guardianship, accounting, probate, deed tra...

The American Bar Association defines an individual fiduciary as someone that acts for the benefit of another.  In terms of estate planning, trustees, executors and personal representatives are all considered fiduciaries. Before you appoint a loved one to take care of your assets and finances after y...

When planning your estate, ask loved ones if they have taken proactive steps to begin their strategy. Regardless of age, health condition or the number of assets, adults should have a plan in place to protect their family members after a death.  It can be a challenging subject to approach, but devel...

The intricate details required to make documents legal are not worth gambling when estate planning. Your best bet is to work with an estate attorney who can ensure your belongings 
and finances are handled per your wishes after death.  Modern technology makes claims that those concerned with creatin...

Developing a trust is another beneficial pre-planning tool to capitalize on when organizing your estate.  While your lawyer or financial advisor can walk you through different policies that may benefit you, a living trust is of utmost importance for you and your family.  Virtually, this type of trus...