People often have questions about Estate Planning. This is the fifth in a series of articles addressing those questions. This fifth article addresses “how” to do Estate Planning. Read on to learn more. The Questions of Estate Planning, Part 5: How … [Read more...]
What Must I Show to Prove Undue Influence If I Contest My Father’s Will?
When it comes time to learn the terms of a loved one’s Last Will and Testament, there are typically no real surprises. Occasionally, however, the terms of the Will are not at all what was expected. In fact, the entire Will doesn’t sound like something the decedent would have written. If you recently lost your father, and find yourself shocked by the terms of his Will, you may have reason to believe that someone exerted “undue influence” over your father at the time that Will was executed. If … [Read more...]
The Questions of Estate Planning, Part 4: Where
People often have questions about Estate Planning. This is the fourth in a series of articles addressing those questions. This fourth article addresses the “where” of Estate Planning. Read on to learn more. The Questions of Estate Planning, Part 4: Where … [Read more...]
The Questions of Estate Planning, Part 3: When
People often have questions about Estate Planning. This is the third in a series of articles addressing those questions. This third article addresses “when” to do Estate Planning. Read on to learn more. The Questions of Estate Planning, Part 3: When … [Read more...]
The Questions of Estate Planning, Part 2
People often have questions about Estate Planning. This is the second in a series of articles addressing those questions. This second article addresses “what” Estate Planning comprises. Read on to learn more. The Questions of Estate Planning, Part 2 … [Read more...]
The Questions of Estate Planning, Part I: Who
People often have questions on Estate Planning. This is the first in a series of articles addressing those questions. This first article addresses “who” should do Estate Planning. Read on to learn more. The Questions of Estate Planning, Part I: Who … [Read more...]
Have You Included Your Digital Assets in Your Estate Plan?
Like most people, a primary motivation for creating your estate plan was likely to ensure that the assets you acquired over a lifetime are distributed according to your wishes after you are gone. For that plan to work as intended, all of your assets must be included in the plan – including your digital assets. A Hauppauge estate planning lawyer at the Law Offices of Kobrick & Moccia discusses digital assets and why it is crucial that you incorporate them into your estate plan. The … [Read more...]
Continuing Legal Education in San Diego
Staying up-to-date is important. That’s especially important in Estate Planning and Elder Law. Academy members attending the semi-annual Academy Summit conference in San Diego learned about the latest developments in Estate Planning and Elder Law. Read on to learn more. Continuing Legal Education in San Diego … [Read more...]
What Happens If My Sibling and I Disagree about Medical Treatment for My Father?
Watching your father’s health deteriorate is difficult enough with out adding in family conflict. Unfortunately, however, decision relating to a parent’s care can often spur conflict among siblings. If you find yourself in a situation where you and your siblings appear unable to agree on medical treatment or an overall care plan for your father, what can you do? Are there any practical options that might help? What legal options do you have if a resolution becomes impossible? To help answer some … [Read more...]
Are You Relocating When You Retire? If So, Update Your Estate Plan
If you have worked hard all your life, saved and invested what you earned, it’s now time to retire. Like many retirees, you may decide to relocate to a different city, state, or even country. The Harrison estate planning attorneys at the Law Offices of Kobrick & Moccia explain why you relocating for retirement should trigger an update of your estate plan. Why Is Updating My Estate Plan Important? All too often, people go to the trouble of creating a comprehensive estate plan, then … [Read more...]
