Elder Law

As New York residents get older, it is common for many of them to need additional assistance with daily tasks and activities. Many seniors choose to age in place, meaning that they elect to remain in their own homes, rather than moving to a nursing home or an assisted...

Often, when people think about estate planning in New York, they think about planning for their death. However, good estate planning should include planning for healthcare and other situations. Set goals to cover the what-ifs Conversations about long-term care are...

If you have a parent or another close New York loved one who cannot manage their money and other affairs, you can petition for guardianship. The court will award you guardianship if the person agrees or if the judge finds that individual to be incapacitated. When does...