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Wills FAQ

What you need to know about the most basic estate planning document What’s Below: What happens if I die without a will? What makes a will legal? Do I need a lawyer to […]

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Who Will Mind Mom? Check Her Contract

Seniors Turn to Written Agreements to Compensate Relatives as Caregivers; Reducing Estate SizeBy Jennifer B. Cona, Esq.TRISH RICHERT recently signed a blinding employment contract. In exchange for taking care of a […]

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Financial Security: It’s Never Too Early to Plan – Five Tips for People in their 40s

 Start deferring money into a qualified retirement plan (401(k), 403(b)) each pay period, even if just $25/pay check.  This is important in your 40s so that retirement funds can grow, and […]

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WHO’s WHO in Women in Professional Services

By Jennifer B. Cona, Esq. Jennifer B. Cona is a partner and director of Cona Elder Law PLLC (Cona Elder Law) in Melville. Cona practices Elder Law, Trusts and Estates advocating for […]

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The Executor’s Job

What’s involved in wrapping up an estate. It’s both an honor and a burden to serve as someone’s executor. An executor is entrusted with responsibility for winding up someone’s earthly affairs […]

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When Planning For Medicaid Leads to Estate Litigation

​Family agreements offer way to avoid disputes within families after death of parentsBy Jennifer B. Cona, Esq. MORE SENIORS and their families are becoming aware of elder law and specific planning […]

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Estate Tax Portability

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The IRS recently released new rules regarding federal estate tax “portability” which allows a married couple to collectively pass nearly $11 million of assets to their heirs without paying estate […]

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Planning Ahead to Avoid a Family Fight

Call it the ultimate, unintended consequence: a plan intended to preserve your children’s inheritance that triggers a family feud instead. “We’re seeing more litigation among family members as a result […]

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When Do I Need to Change My Will?

Make sure your will reflects your current wishes and situation. Experience teaches us that the only constant in life is change. But we don’t always keep up with the important tasks […]

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The Perils of Funeral Prepayment Plans

Tips on shopping for funeral goods and services. Shopping around for the most suitable and affordable funeral goods and services is a wise consumer idea. However, be extremely cautious about paying […]

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