What to Consider If You May Depend on Medicaid For Nursing Care
[money.usnews.com] Planning ahead could help you avoid scrambling to shed assets so you’re eligible for Medicaid.
Special-Needs Trust is Key Part of Some Estate Plans
Special-needs trusts in estate plans helps parents pass on assets to a disabled child without jeopardizing government benefits.
Here’s What Happens When You Die Without a Will
There are good financial, emotional and practical reasons to make a will before you die.
Partner Lauren B. Bristol was Honored at the Long Island Outstanding Women in the Law Reception
Partner Lauren B. Bristol was honored at the Long Island Outstanding Women in the Law reception.
10 Tips to Prep Your Home for the Spring Homebuying Season
If the snow has melted, buyers are on the hunt so you need to get moving to sell your house.
Now’s Your Last Chance to Use These Social Security Strategies
When congress passes a new federal budget, two common social security claim strategies of use to married couples are likely to be killed.
Real Estate and Your Estate Plan: How Does It Work?
Avoid sticky situations by understanding how real estate is incorporated into estate planning.
Stephen E. Rach II, Partner, Obtains a Defense Verdict in a Medical Malpractice Case
Stephen E. Rach II, Partner, obtains a defense verdict in a recent medical malpractice case in Supreme Court, Suffolk County before Hon. W. Gerard Asher.
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Summary Judgment Win
Attorney Stephanie Johnston wins Summary Judgement in a Medical Malpractice case, Westchester Supreme Court. Plaintiff’s Complaint contained causes…