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Protecting Accounts For After Your Death
What happens to your digital assets when you die? That’s a question many people haven’t thought about.The ramifications can be huge. by Sheryl Nance-Nash “I had a client who regularly […]
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Cona Elder Law Raised $1,000 for New York-Based Pug Rescue Group
As part of its ongoing commitment to charitable giving and community involvement, the elder law and estate planning firm of Cona Elder Law raised $1,000 for Pug Squad, a New […]
Continue readingCompassionate Care Act: Is Medical Marijuana Right for You?
In the few years since New York’s passage of the Compassionate Care Act which legalized the use of medicinal marijuana in New York State, a growing number of older adults […]
Continue readingMedicaid Spotlight: What is Spousal Refusal?
Federal law allows a spouse who requires long term care to transfer assets to the other spouse in order to receive Medicaid benefits immediately. Transfers between spouses are exempt, meaning […]
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Cona Elder Law Midnight Run 2019: Call for Donations
Date: Saturday, March 16th, 2019 Location: New York City Cona Elder Law will again be participating in a Midnight Run this year. We are taking monetary donations in order to […]
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Named Long Island’s #1 Elder Law Firm for 8th Consecutive Year
Melville, NY, February 9, 2018. Elder law and estate planning firm of Cona Elder Law has been named the #1 elder law firm on Long Island by Long Island Business […]
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An Essential Estate Administration Checklist for Executors
Without a customized estate administration checklist, being the executor of your loved one’s estate can be intimidating and sometimes confusing. As the executor of the estate, you’ll be responsible for […]
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Cona Elder Law Goes Red to Support Women’s Heart Health
Did You Know: Heart Disease is the #1 Killer of Women? February is National Heart Awareness Month, and February 1st is National Wear Red Day. Wearing red is an important […]
Continue readingFamily Members as Paid Caregivers: The Medicaid CDPAP Program
Are you providing care for an aging loved one at home and wish you could be paid for the care you provide?Did you know that Medicaid has a paid family […]
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6 Must-Have Elements for Your Estate Planning Checklist
Protecting those you love begins with confidently checking all of the boxes on your estate planning checklist. By engaging in estate planning, you can protect assets, minimize estate taxes, control […]
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