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 Jennifer Abelaj | Jan 20, 2026 | Divorce, Estate Planning, Non-Profits
Estate Planning And Divorce Estate planning is something that everyone should take the time to do. However, because it is not very pleasant to think about one’s eventual demise, most people either avoid the task altogether or create an estate plan and then try to...
by Jennifer Abelaj | Jan 14, 2026 | Divorce, Estate Planning, Wills
Estate Planning For Embryos Under New York State Expanded Bill of Rights If you are a New York State resident and who has obtained medical care to expand your family via assisted reproductive technology, you should be aware of the revision of New York State’s Equal...
