by Austin Aimone | Oct 9, 2026 | Divorce, Estate Planning
A divorce changes an estate plan in two stages, and the first stage carries more risk. From the day a case is filed in the New York Supreme Court until a judge signs the final judgment, you are still legally married. Your spouse may still inherit from you and may...
by Austin Aimone | Sep 29, 2026 | Non-Profits
Yes, your charity can give scholarships straight to students. The money has to serve a charitable purpose, and winners have to be picked instead of hand-chosen by insiders. At Abelaj Law, PC, our NY nonprofit legal counsel helps New York City charities build...
by Austin Aimone | Sep 10, 2026 | Planned Giving
A private family foundation can be one of the most important ways to formalize charitable giving. It can involve multiple generations in a shared philanthropic mission, and create a lasting structure for the causes your family cares about. It is also one of the more...
by Austin Aimone | Sep 1, 2026 | Non-Profits
Receiving notice that a nonprofit organization has been awarded a grant is a significant milestone, often reflecting months of preparation and a funder’s confidence in the organization’s mission. Yet the work of responsibly managing a grant is only...
