What Does It Mean to Be a “Fiduciary”?
A family member or friend may ask you to act as power of attorney to make medical or financial decisions on their behalf. This person may be planning for a time when they can't take care of their affairs due…
A family member or friend may ask you to act as power of attorney to make medical or financial decisions on their behalf. This person may be planning for a time when they can't take care of their affairs due…
What can an agent in a power of attorney do? That entirely depends on the authority granted in the actual document. In New York, you can use a statutory form of Power of Attorney to allow your agent to handle…
Topic: “How do I know if I need a Revocable or Irrevocable Trust?” Date/Time: Thursday, April 21st, 2022 at 1:00 p.m. Kim N. Christian, Esq. welcomes you to her upcoming webinar on "How do I know if I need a…
Join Eric J. Einhart, Esq. for his virtual presentation at the ParkerJewish Caregiver's Support Group. "Guardianship: Decision Making for those who lack Capacity" One important value that people of all ages throughout our society hold (especially our seniors), is independence.…
Topic: “Spring Cleaning: A Time for Projects and Planning ” Date/Time: Thursday, March 17th, 2022 at 1:00 p.m. Kim N. Christian, Esq. welcomes you to her upcoming webinar on "Spring Cleaning: A Time for Projects and Planning" where she discusses…
What exactly should you include in your estate plan? Every estate plan (whether simple or complex) should start with a Durable General Power of Attorney. This document allows you to name agents to handle your financial and legal matters whose…
Change is coming…Now what? Durable Power-of-Attorney (DPOA) laws are changing effective June 13, 2021, but what do those changes mean for you? Just as a refresher, a DPOA will enable the attorney-in-fact to make financial decisions on your behalf if…
Exclusively for Financial Institutions and Advisors The Russo Law Group invites you to our cutting-edge program on the New Power of Attorney Law in NYS EFFECTIVE JUNE 13, 2021. Learn first-hand from Vincent J. Russo and Deanna M. Eble the…
Topic: What is the difference between a Health Care Proxy and a Living Will? Do I need both? Time: Aug 12, 2021 01:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Click here for Recording Deanna M. Eble, Esq. & Tommaso Marasco, Esq. welcome…
Yes – unfortunately, the rumors are true. On December 15, 2020, Governor Cuomo signed into law changes to the New York power of attorney (“POA”) law, which will take effect on June 13, 2021. We will cover: Your existing powers…