On behalf of Futterman & Lanza, LLP | Apr 30, 2018 | Guest Posts
Guest Article, By Henry Montag CFP, CLTC IF YOU’RE LIKE MOST INDIVIDUALS, YOU PROBABLY HAVEN’T TAKEN A REAL LOOK AT YOUR EXISTING LIFE INSURANCE PORTFOLIO FOR SEVERAL REASONS. YOU’RE TOO BUSY, YOU REALLY DON’T LIKE THINKING ABOUT LIFE...
On behalf of Futterman & Lanza, LLP | Apr 26, 2018 | Medicaid Planning For Nursing Home And Home Health Care Expenses
Many children think the world of their parents. As they grow older, they may come to realize that their parents are not as invincible as they once thought, however. In fact, there may come a time when a parent needs long-term care, and New York residents may...
On behalf of Futterman & Lanza, LLP | Apr 20, 2018 | Medicaid Planning For Nursing Home And Home Health Care Expenses
It is common for people to avoid things that make them uncomfortable or that they do not like for one reason or another. Unfortunately, many New York residents may find themselves avoiding long-term care planning simply because they do not want to fully consider the...
On behalf of Futterman & Lanza, LLP | Apr 19, 2018 | Advance Health Care Directives
It can often prove difficult to bring up sensitive topics with loved ones. When it comes to talking about potentially needing long-term care or what to do in the event of incapacitation, some family members may feel uncomfortable. However, taking the time to have...
On behalf of Futterman & Lanza, LLP | Apr 9, 2018 | Blog
You may have considered yourself a skeptic for most of your life. Whenever someone brought up a topic that supposedly had beneficial applications, you may have found yourself questioning whether those benefits or the topic at hand were even worth considering. As a...
On behalf of Futterman & Lanza, LLP | Apr 4, 2018 | Estate Law And Asset Protection
Many New York residents may feel that leaving assets to their loved ones will give them a sense of presence and purpose in their family members’ lives even after death. While wills can be used to distribute property, directly bequeathing assets may not be the...
