On behalf of Adria S. Hillman, Attorney at Law, P.C. | Jun 2, 2020 | Estate Planning
New York residents have a lot to consider when working on estate plans. You have to decide how to divide and distribute your assets. You need an executor to carry your will out. It is natural that your wants and needs may change over the years too. What do you do when...
On behalf of Adria S. Hillman, Attorney at Law, P.C. | Apr 27, 2020 | Estate Planning
When people in New York receive a large inheritance whether they were expecting it or not, the way they utilize their gift is instrumental in determining how meaningful and beneficial it is. Careful, strategic planning and proper utilization of funds may provide heirs...
On behalf of Adria S. Hillman, Attorney at Law, P.C. | Mar 20, 2020 | Estate Planning
While planning your estate and deciding on a power of attorney, did you account for your investments? Having a financial POA is undoubtedly essential, but careful planning is especially vital when you have investments to think about. To help you make a favorable...
On behalf of Adria S. Hillman, Attorney at Law, P.C. | Jan 24, 2020 | Estate Planning
Estate planning experts in New York will confirm that one of the main goals of the estate planning process is to ensure that people are able to leave as much to their beneficiaries as is possible. That includes taking advantage of those opportunities to limit...
On behalf of Adria S. Hillman, Attorney at Law, P.C. | Dec 5, 2019 | Estate Planning
If you have a large estate in New York, one of your main concerns is likely about taxes. You want to minimize the taxes your heirs will pay when they receive their inheritance. When dealing with large amounts of money, taxes could take a good portion of that money. To...
On behalf of Adria S. Hillman, Attorney at Law, P.C. | Jul 10, 2019 | Estate Planning
If you have a large estate involving a lot of money or high-value assets, you may have some concern over what will happen once it is distributed to your heirs after your death. It is very normal to be concerned, especially if your heirs are younger adults or still...
