Michael Robinson

Our firm is dedicated to providing you with quality estate planning resources, so you can become familiar with all of the existing options. When you visit or call our office, we want you to feel comfortable discussing such an important issue concerning both you and your family. We want to arm you with the information you need to make an informed decision about your family's future.
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  • Elder Law: Nursing Home Agreements
    3/31/2011
    Did you know that the cost of a nursing home in New York is now averaging approximately $100,000 annually?
  • It's Never Too Late for Retirement and Estate Planning
    2/8/2011
    Many people in their forties or fifties get a wakeup call when it comes to retirement planning '" they realize they have not saved enough for retirement, or even saved at all
  • Medicaid Law: Does a Living Trust Protect Property from Nursing Home Costs?
    2/6/2011
    Trusts have been touted as the ideal solution for New York residents looking for estate planning tools to protect assets from the catastrophic costs of long term care '" but can a living trust actually protect assets under Medicaid law?
  • Three Things a Living Trust Can Accomplish
    2/6/2011
    A trust is a powerful estate planning tool, and there are three important things a living trust can do for your estate plan
  • Estate Planning: Three Things to Do for Your Special Needs Child
    2/6/2011
    We recently were made aware of an article that was found online regarding estate planning for parents with a special needs child
  • Three Types of Transfers that Avoid Probate
    2/6/2011
    Many estate planning tools are set up to allow property to avoid probate. Why? Probate Court can not only tie up property for months, even years, but it can rack up fees and costs as well.
  • Estate Planning Checklist
    2/6/2011
    Many New Year's resolutions involve getting more organized. When it comes to estate planning, getting organized makes the process much easier and ensures that your estate plan meets the needs and goals of your family
  • Four Reasons to Hire a Medicaid Attorney
    2/6/2011
    To address nursing home expenses and the cost of long term care, many senior citizens must turn to Medicaid, the need-based, state and federal program that helps pay for medical costs for those who meet resource and income eligibility
  • What is Assisted Living?
    2/6/2011
    Assisted living is a type of residence for the elderly and disabled that may need assistance with daily living, but don't necessarily need around the clock care like is available from nursing facilities
  • Frequently Asked Questions of 401Ks and Estate Planning
    12/26/2010
    A retirement fund plays an important role in establishing a comprehensive estate plan, and we answer the most frequently asked questions regarding 401K accounts, the popular employer sponsored plans.
  • Four Reasons to Use a Special Needs Trusts
    11/4/2010
    A special needs trust is an estate planning tool used to allow assets to be held in trust for the benefit of a physically or mentally challenged individual, or a person with a chronic or acquired illness.
  • Organ Donation: Giving the Gift of Life
    10/13/2010
    Advance medical directives are an essential part of an estate plan, but where and when do you express your wishes regarding organ donation?
  • Choosing an Estate Executor
    9/4/2010
    An important aspect of estate planning includes creating a will, and as such, you must choose an Executor to administrate the will. How do you choose someone to play such an important role?
  • Payable on Death Accounts and Transfer on Death Accounts
    8/19/2010
    Payable on Death or Transfer on Death Accounts may be an option to avoid probate and allow your beneficiary immediate access to your accounts.
  • Inadequate Estate Planning
    8/19/2010
    While most of us are aware of the risks of not having an estate plan the truth is, having an inadequate plan can be just as risky.
  • Inadequate Estate Planning Can Be Risky
    8/18/2010
    While most of us are aware of the risks of not having an estate plan the truth is, having an inadequate plan can be just as risky.

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