How Else Can I Avoid Probate? 6 Questions for a Wills & Trusts Attorney
In addition to a revocable trust, one of the easiest and most expedient ways to avoid probate is to name a beneficiary and add alternate beneficiaries within any financial securities you own. For instance, if you have a retirement account like 401(k), I.R.A.’s or...
What About a Revocable Trust? – 6 Questions for a Wills & Trusts Attorney
What About a Revocable Trust? Using a revocable trust (or living trust) may be one of the smartest ways to avoid probate. People who use revocable trust do so to avoid the rigors of having the court supervise the process of settling a deceased person’s estate. ...
Do I Need More Than Just a Will? – 6 Questions for Wills & Trusts Attorneys
Is a Will enough? Is there more that should be considered? Yes! A will contemplates what happens with your estate when you pass. What if before you pass, there are medical issues, and you are unable to make decisions. Would you trust your loved ones, or a trusted...
Can I DIY my will? 6 Common Questions – Wills & Trusts
Can I "Do It Myself" and write my own will? With all the software out there to walk you through creating your own will, or watching the old movies as the man on his deathbed dictates his "Last Will & Testament", it is often asked, what about DIY wills? Can I...
Collecting a NY Judgment – Hiding Assets with Exempt Plans
Now in our series on finding hidden assets, we move to the first stages of aggressively collecting on the judgment you have won in court. The first stop, looking at the debtor’s income.
Finding Hidden Assets – Using the National Death Index
Now in our series on finding hidden assets, we move to the first stages of aggressively collecting on the judgment you have won in court. The first stop, looking at the debtor’s income.
When Do I Need a Will? 6 Common Questions
When Do I Need a Will? You need a will if you have earned (or are earning) a reasonable living, or have acquired other assets and you have a spouse, children or even relatives out of whom you must name a guardian. A will ensures that you have distributed your wealth...
Collecting a NY Judgment – Hiding Assets in Someone Else’s Name
Now in our series on finding hidden assets, we move to the first stages of aggressively collecting on the judgment you have won in court. The first stop, looking at the debtor’s income.
Finding Hidden Assets -Unearned Revenues
Now in our series on finding hidden assets, we move to the first stages of aggressively collecting on the judgment you have won in court. The first stop, looking at the debtor’s income.
Your Will: 6 Common Questions Answered by Taroff & Taitz LLP
Welcome to our latest series on Wills & Trusts. We will start easy, on the 6 most basic questions on drafting wills and trusts in New York. In the following installments we'll address the following: When Do I Need a Will? Can I Do It Myself? Do I Need More Than...
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