In the craziness of New York City, we create peace of mind for you and your loved ones when it comes to life and death planning.
New York City is exhilarating, messy, chaotic, and unpredictable. As New Yorkers, we love it. But when it comes to life and death matters, the last thing you want is unpredictability.
At The Village Law Firm™, we’re in the business of putting your anxieties to rest. We remove all doubt about what would happen in the worst-case scenario so you can sleep soundly, knowing you have a solid plan in place that will protect yourself and your loved ones.
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Estate Planning for Unmarried Couples
As society evolves, unmarried but committed relationships are becoming increasingly common. While these partnerships offer flexibility, they also come with specific financial and estate planning challenges. Without the inherent legal protections of marriage, it’s important to proactively ensure that your wishes are clearly documented. Here’s how to adeptly manage estate planning for unmarried couples. 1.
Steps for Updating Your Estate Plan After Divorce
Your estate plan is a living document or set of legal documents. This means the plan you set today likely won’t be the plan you have five or ten years down the road. It’s important to take time to update your plan when important changes happen in your life, and divorce may be the most
Seven Tips for Estate Planning for Blended Families
The blending of two families can provide an abundance of love and support; it can also raise a host of difficult estate planning questions. Preventing disputes and ensuring that all parties are fairly provided for requires thoughtful planning and implementing proper legal structures. Below are seven tips for crafting a plan that respects both your
