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Press Release – Cona Elder Law’s 6th annual Caregiver Conference a Success
Cona Elder Law hosted its 6th annual Caregiver Conference on May 8th. TBR News Media put out a press release regarding the success of the event. More than 200 guests […]
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Five Tips for Protecting Seniors from Fraud
Scams are becoming increasingly sophisticated, from obtaining personal information through hacking to using artificial intelligence to replicate the voices of loved ones. In this environment, seniors often find themselves as […]
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FDIC Simplifies Insurance Coverage Rules for Trust Accounts: Revocable and Irrevocable Trusts Now Insured Equally
The FDIC has adopted new deposit insurance rules for Trust Accounts that took effect as of April 1, 2024. FDIC and Bank Accounts FDIC deposit insurance protects the money you […]
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Is Social Senior Living Right for Your Loved One?
By Jennifer Cona, Esq. Originally published in the May 2024 issue of the Long Island Press, Power of Your Attorney. Loneliness has been declared a public health epidemic by the […]
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Melissa Negrin-Weiner on Wills, Trusts, Sales: How Long Island Parents Pass Houses to Kids
Melissa Negrin-Weiner’s insights were recently featured in a Newsday article titled “Wills, Trusts, Sales: How Long Island Parents Pass Houses to Kids”. To read the full article click here. Handing […]
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Jennifer Cona Featured on Newsday’s Ask the Expert
Misinformation abounds in the critical field of elder law, leaving consumers with their heads spinning not knowing what to do. Newsday’s Brand360 content studio spoke with Jennifer Cona, founder and […]
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Jennifer Cona on The Lawyer’s Edge Podcast
Recently, Jennifer Cona was on The Lawyer’s Edge podcast. This was originally posted on The Lawyer’s Edge, and Jen’s episode can be heard there, as well as wherever you listen […]
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IRS Stands Down (Temporarily) on Inherited IRA Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) Rules
The IRS has announced that a 25% excise tax will not be imposed against individuals who in 2024 failed to abide by the SECURE Act’s new RMD requirements for inherited […]
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Providing For Your Child with Special Needs Beyond Your Lifetime
If your child has special needs, they likely depend on you tremendously for support. Have you considered how to provide for your child with special needs when the time comes […]
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New York State Passes 2025 Budget: Impact on Your Health Care Facility
Over the weekend, New York State passed the budget for Fiscal Year 2025 which included numerous provisions regarding Medicaid, reimbursement, and even collections which will impact your health care facility. […]
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