Posts Tagged ‘OKwomen-blogs’
Navigating the Right to Die: A Closer Look at New York’s End-of-Life Legislation
In recent years, the conversation surrounding end-of-life choices has gained traction, prompting many states to reevaluate their stance on the…
Read MorePurchasing New Real Estate? Three Important Title Considerations.
Buying a new home or acquiring a piece of commercial property can be an exciting time. With both buyer and…
Read MoreWhat is a Joint Employer? Start of New Law Approaching.
Do you find collaboration to be important to your business? While joint ventures/teaming might be important for growth, they also…
Read MoreAging in Place: NYFSC’s Home Sharing Program Offers a Unique Housing Solution for NYC’s Aging Population
The housing crunch in New York City is real. Exorbitant rents and climbing interest rates have led many further into…
Read MoreWealth with Wisdom: Leaving Educational Legacies in Your Estate Plan
As estate planning attorneys, we guide our clients in distributing their wealth to the next generation efficiently. However, Guy Fieri…
Read MoreWhen to Review your Estate Plan: The 5 Ds
Originally posted 12/17/2020, no content changes. You finally sat down with an estate planning attorney after years of procrastination and…
Read MoreCan You Keep It Quiet? Three Takeaways on a New Sexual Harassment Law
Have you ever felt uncomfortable in the workplace? Sexual harassment claims are difficult for both employees and management as they…
Read MoreCaught Between Generations: A Roadmap for the Challenges and Strategies of the Sandwich Generation
In the ever-changing landscape of family dynamics and related demographics, a term has emerged in the last few years to…
Read More23 and Me (and who?) and your Estate Plan
Originally posted on 12/10/2022, content updated on 11/27/2023 With the holidays just around the corner, the advertisements for the home…
Read MoreHoliday Harmony (or Hubbub): Disinheriting with Finesse
Whether it is the result of a discussion about politics, a few too many after-dinner drinks, or a shift in…
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