A common myth related to estate planning in New York and elsewhere is that it applies only to asset owners who are wealthy. However, the truth is that creating wills can be beneficial for asset owners of all levels of wealth. Unfortunately, the majority of Americans...
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Month: September 2017
Things to consider before closing on your new home
Purchasing a home in New York is an exciting time, but there are certain things you would be wise to do to ensure that you do not find yourself facing negative surprises down the road. Buying a house is one of the most important and expensive purchases you will make...
Wills important for naming guardians for minors
Parents with young children in New York are often caught up in their day-to-day routines and thus fail to take time to engage in estate planning. However, without wills, they cannot guarantee that their wishes for their minor children will be upheld in the event that...
Residential real estate myths can be costly to believe
When wanting to sell a home in New York, homeowners naturally want to make a profit. However, what residential real estate owners expect or desire to happen may not always take place. A few pricing myths involving residential real estate transactions often prevent...
Wills important for those of all income levels
Having an estate plan in place is critical for individuals of all levels of net worth in New York. After all, wills -- important components of many estate plans -- specify how various assets will be distributed when the testator passes away. Thus, anyone with assets...