How do I take care of my special needs child after I am gone?
Oct 24, 2014
Learn what steps to take in order to make sure your child is taken care of after you are gone. As a parent, taking care of a child is a responsibility that will always be with you. For parents with ch...
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Is it legal for me to fire an employee who is pregnant?
Oct 24, 2014
A short article walking readers through the basics of what pregnancy discrimination looks like. Firing an employee BECAUSE she is pregnant is NOT legal. If you want to fire an employee because of her...
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Medicaid Fraud Investigation Questions
Oct 22, 2014
Medicaid Fraud Investigation is a common occurrence, especially in New York City. Don't try handling an investigation alone, you will risk incriminating yourself. Contact an experienced attorney such...
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Common Probate Issues in New York
Jul 08, 2014
When a person dies leaving a Will behind, the legal process that takes place afterwards is called Probate. Probate law varies between states and the laws within each state are subject to change. The P...
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Special Needs Trust Planning Tips: Planning for Children with Disabilities
Jul 08, 2014
Caring for a child with Special Needs can be a challenging responsibility. There are many steps that you must take in order to guarantee the well being of your child in the long run. Establish a Trust...
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Top 5 Estate Planning Mistakes
Jul 08, 2014
Don't wait until it's too late to start estate planning! Start early, seek help, and be aware of the responsibilities that you have in order to ensure that your estate planning process is smooth and e...
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Understanding Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
Jul 03, 2014
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is a federal benefit program that seeks to provide assistance for individuals who are financially in need. This includes blind or disabled adults and children, indiv...
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Receiving A Medicaid Fraud Letter…
Jul 03, 2014
Usually, Medicaid Fraud investigations occur when the investigator suspects that you have been lying or failed to disclose important information, whether you are a recipient (individual or families) o...
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Planning To Establish A Trust… What Should I Do? Revocable vs. Irrevocable Trusts
Jul 01, 2014
Estate planning often involves setting up trusts. A trust is a legal agreement where property is held. It is therefore important to know and understand the types available: revocable versus irrevocabl...
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NY Special Needs Trusts Planning Lawyer - Elder Law Attorney - Estate Planning - Wills
Feb 21, 2013
NY Trust and Estate attorney Inna Fershteyn discusses issues of Special Needs Trusts and planning for children and adults with disabilities...
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