For better or for worse, our lives can change at any moment. Because life comes with no guarantees, it’s important to have an estate plan that protects you, your family and your property. At a minimum, your estate plan should include a couple of basic documents.
A Last Will and Testament (will) is an important estate planning document that specifies what you want done with your property after you die. Some people think that they can write down their wishes without creating a form will. Generally, these wills are not valid in New York.
So much of our lives is lived online. We post videos and photographs, important papers and correspondence—and so much more. Even so, many people overlook their digital lives when creating an estate plan
In order to qualify for Medicaid, you must be a citizen of or documented immigrant to the United States, reside in the state in which you are applying for Medicaid coverage, and meet a certain threshold of income.
Documents You Need for Your Estate Plan
Understanding Holographic Wills
What to Do if Your Medicaid Application is Denied
Include Important Digital Assets in Your Estate Plan
What Does Medicaid Cover and How Much Does it Cost in New York and New Jersey?