New Haven County special needs lawyer explains what you can and can't pay for with your child's special needs trust.

Milford will lawyer Steven Rubin explains the importance of estate planning and risks taken when planning is delayed.

Trumbull trust attorney shares tips and important considerations for choosing a responsibe and competent trustee.

Milford probate attorney Franklin Drazen provides guidance on navigating the complexities of probate law.

New Haven elder law attorney, shares essential tips to consider when hiring a home health aide for your elderly loved one.

Trumbull estate planning lawyer Franklin Drazen shares steps to take to protect a vaulable items you've inherited.

Milford estate planning lawyers discuss possible risks when adding your adult child to your bank account and how to avoid them.

Trumbull estate lawyer Franklin Drazen shares insights on the reasons a bank may reject your Power of Attorney document.

New Haven inheritance lawyer clarifies who inherits a loved one's storage unit and its contents after their passing.

Milford elder attorney shares essential advice on ensuring the safety and well-being of an elderly loved one living alone.

Milford estate planning lawyers discuss the most important documents that need to be created after an ALS diagnosis.

Milford elder lawyer Franklin Drazen shares tips on crafting a plan that suits your specific needs and wishes for aging in place.

New Haven trust lawyers explain how you can navigate the process of putting your home in a Trust smoothly and confidently.

By working with a special needs lawyer in Trumbull, you can create a plan that respects your child's individuality and provides them with the support they need.

Milford will lawyer Steve Rubin explains the most important reasons for making your estate planning a top priority.

Milford estate planning attorneys offer guidance on the when, why, and how to explain your reasons for disinheriting an heir.

Trumbull will and trust attorneys break down the details on inheritance rights for stepchildren and including them in your estate plan.

Milford elder law attorneys share a few key points for talking with your loved one’s doctor about cognitive decline.

New Haven estate planning attorneys share important strategies to help landlords to protect their real estate assets effectively.

New Haven elder law attorney Franklin Drazen shares guidance and helpful tips when caring for a loved one with memory loss.

Trumbull will lawyers share creative estate planning ideas for blended families to protect their adoptive children's future.

Milford asset protection attorneys explain special considerations for physicians when it comes to protecting their assets from potential lawsuits.

Milford estate attorneys at Drazen Rubin Law explain what you need to know before revoking a Power of Attorney.

Medicaid recovery can be a confusing process. Trumbull elder law attorney Franklin Drazen explains what you need to know.

Milford estate planning attorney Steven Rubin talks you through your options on what you need to know about protecting your genetic material.

New Haven trust and estates lawyers explain the purpose of trusts and how having one could make a big difference in your children’s future.

Milford will and trust lawyers discusse whether or not you should include your pre-purchased burial plot in your trust.

Trumbull elder law attorney shares ideas for making the rewarding and often stressful job of caregiving a little easier.

Milford will and trust lawyers explain how you can make your funeral wishes part of your estate plan.

Milford special needs attorneys explain how a Special Need Trust works and what the funds can and can't be used for.

New Haven trust lawyer Steven Rubin discusses why a Third-Party Trustee may be a good option when deciding who will oversee the trust.

Milford estate planning attorneys disuss one way to expand your legacy through your estate plan.

New Haven, CT will and trust lawyer Steven Rubin shares planning strategies to help your family avoid conflict and a contested will after you’re gone.

Trumbull elder law attorney Franklin Drazen explains two important VA benefits and how to know which may apply to your situation.

Milford trust lawyer Steven Rubin shares important considerations when naming co-trustees to oversee your trust.

Milford probate lawyer Franklin Drazen explains what a Death Doula is and the benefits of using one as a suppport in end-of-life care.

New Haven special needs lawyer Steven Rubin dispels common myths about special needs planning that could prevent you from creating an effective plan.

Trumbull elder law attorneys share how you can plan ahead with simple stragegies to increase your health and happiness as you age.

Milford inheritance lawyer Steven Rubin helps you understand your options and what to do first when you’ve inherited a retirement account.

MIlford elder law attorney explains how dementia can cause violent behavior and shares strategies and support for minimizing exposure to violent episodes.

Trumbull estate planning lawyers discuss naming IRA beneficiaries and why you want to avoid naming your estate as your IRA beneficiary.

New Haven will and trust lawyers share information and what you need to know about a new drug option in the works for ALS patients.

Milford estate and probate lawyers discuss reasons why someone may choose not to have a funeral and what other options are available.

New Haven elder lawyer Franklin Drazen explains what a community spouse is and discusses the benefits that go along with it.

Milford special needs attorney explains how an ABLE account work and how it is different from special need a special needs trust.

Milford trust lawyer Franklin Drazen explains how Letters of Instruction can be a very important part of your estate plan.

Trumbull estate planning attorney Steven Rubin explains the process of gaining power of attorney for your aging parent.

New Haven Estate Tax Lawyer Franklin Drazen explains how portability is and the impact it can have on your estate plan.

Trumbull estate attorney Steven Rubin explains how a TOD Deed works and how to set one up for your chosen beneficiary.

Milford estate planning attorney Franklin Drazen discusses what you need to be aware of and prepare for if you're getting married later in life.

Milford trust lawyer Steven Rubin explains the elements that make a trust valid and the risks of having an invalid trust.

New Haven County trust attorneys at Drazen Rubin Law explain the basics of a Bypass Trust, how it works, and when it may be beneficial to create one.

Milford estate planning attorney Steven Rubin explains what can go wrong if you are relying on a handwritten will to uphold your wishes.

Trumbull Elder Law Attorney Franklin Drazen discusses the benefits and how-to's of traveling with your loved one with dementia.

Milford Will and Trust Attorney Steven Rubin discusses the best options when it comes to storing your estate planning documents.

Milford estate planning attorney discusses ways you can encourage a stubborn loved one to set up an estate plan.

New Haven will and trust attorney will and trust attorney Steven Rubin shares a checklist of the most essential steps to take when creating an estate plan.

Trumbull will lawyer Franklin Drazen explains how estate administrators can locate possible unclaimed property belonging to the estate.

Some early signs of dementia can be hard to spot. Milford elder law attorney Steven Rubin explains what to look out for.

Milford estate planning attorney discusses the unique aspects and important considerations to estate planning for women.

New Haven probate lawyer Steven Rubin explains what a short certificate is, how it's used, and when you may need to use one.

Milford estate attorney discusses the right and wrong way to leave a assets to a minor child in your estate plan.

Trumbull estate planning lawyer explains the importance of estate planning for first responders according to their unique needs and situation.

Milford Estate Planning Attorney guides widows on the many aspects that need to be considered and planned for before getting remarried.

New Haven County probate attorney Steven Rubin explains what a pour-over will is and when it might be a helpful part of your estate plan.

New Haven Elder Law Attorney Franklin Drazen explains what you need to know about palliative care for your elderly loved one.

Trumbull elder law attorney shares how you can walk the line between helping your elderly loved one and keeping their boundaries.

Milford elder law attorney Franklin Drazen shares advice on keeping in touch with your loved one one they enter a nursing home.

Milford attorney Steven Rubin explains what a legacy video is and how it can be an invaluable gift to your family in passing down your loved one's legacy.

Attorney Franklin Drazen explains your options and what you need to know about social security after your spouse dies.

Are you thinking of setting up a trust? Milford estate planning lawyer Steven Rubin explains how to avoid common mistakes.

Do you have a blended family? New Haven estate planning attorney explains the right way to include your stepchildren in your estate plan.

Milford trust lawyers share important considerations about your estate plan if you're planning to move abroad.

Trumbull elder law attorney explains how caregiver contract can establish the terms and responsibilities of the caregiving relationship.

Milford elder law attorney shares possible restrictions to be aware of when planning to visit a loved one in a nursing home.

Milford elder law attorney explains the role of a geriatric care manager and how they can help alleviate stress in caring for your loved one.

Milford will lawyers will lawyers share the facts, benefits, and importance of estate planning for those in their 30s and 40s.

Trumbull special needs lawyers explain big changes to Social Security Disability and SSI payments to help offset current inflation.

New Haven County estate lawyer Steven Rubin explains the options for your loved one who is experiencing dementia and doesn't have a will.

Are you caring for an elderly loved one? .New Haven elder lawyers share ways to take care of yourself so you can be at your best.

New Haven County special needs lawyers discuss the options and best ways to plan for the protection of your child with special needs.

Trumbull will lawyer Franklin Drazen discusses possible impacts the Covid pandemic can have on your estate plan.

Milford elder law attorney shares what to look for and watch out for in choosing a long-term care facility for your elderly loved one.

Milford estate planning attorney Franklin Drazen explains how a Grantor Retained Annuity Trust works to minimize estate and gift tax liability.

Attorney Steven Rubin dispels common myths about New Haven County probate and explains what you need to know about the probate process.

While creating an estate plan with a Trumbull will and trust lawyer, it’s often best to include directives regarding medical treatment, incapacity, and end-of-life care. If you don’t outline your wishes for these particular scenarios, you may leave your family with the difficult responsibility of making these decisions for you. Worse, they may not even …

Many veterans and their families are unaware of the availability of the Aid and Attendance pension benefit for veterans over the age of 65 through the Department of Veterans Affairs. These benefits can be used to help offset long-term care costs for older veterans who served during a period of war, whether that’s at home …

The media has been buzzing for months regarding the conservatorship of Britney Spears and the legal ramifications that being under conservatorship means to an individual. However, many Milford estate and elder law attorneys fear that the media attention on this case might cast a stigma on an important legal tool that’s regularly used to help...

When you ask someone what they know about estate planning, most people will tell you about the Last Will and Testament. In fact, very few people will mention a Pour-Over Will.  Today our Trumbull estate planning lawyers will explain the difference. While a Last Will and Testament is a standalone legal document that directs how...

Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) are savings vehicles that allow a tax deduction to be taken when you contribute to the account. The maximum contribution in 2021 is $6,000, and those age 50 and over may contribute an additional $1,000. The income is not taxable while the assets are held in the IRA, however, the distributions...

There are several different trusts available to achieve asset protection planning goals and to ensure you leave a legacy behind for your loved ones. One of the most common trusts to help achieve these goals is an irrevocable life insurance trust, also called ILIT. These trusts protect the benefits of your life insurance policies by...

Everyone knows that nursing home care can cause financial strain for seniors and even their children. That’s why the federal government created programs like Medicare and Medicaid, which are there to help seniors get the care they need. Beyond these two programs, there are many others that help specific groups of people and seniors, the...

As a New Haven trust attorney, I help many seniors set up Revocable Living Trusts to avoid probate proceedings and to give clear instructions on how they want their assets and property handled after death. The Grantor creates a trust once it is signed and funded with assets or property; that means anything used to...

All parents who have a child with special needs want to make sure that those children are taken care of in every instance – most importantly, after the parents have passed away or can no longer provide personal care for the child. Creating a special needs trust is extremely crucial in keeping that continuity of...

Trumbull guardianship lawyers are asked this question nearly every day! The answer is…maybe. Before you begin to worry, let us explain. When nonmarried parents have a formal custody agreement and one party passes away, that custody agreement is no longer valid. In most cases, the child's permanent custody would revert to the surviving parent. What...

In life, there are jobs we seek out and others that are given to us. Being named an Executor on an estate is one of the most important jobs one can be asked to hold by another person. It means there is someone who trusts you fully and believes that you will manage their final...

Have you ever thought about what you want to happen to your “digital assets,” including your Facebook page, after you pass away? This is a question that Big Tech giants have spent the past few years grappling with as more and more of our lives are lived online. As such, companies like Facebook have started...

Choosing to serve as someone’s conservator is a huge responsibility.  A conservator for an adult person with special needs is generally tasked with overseeing that individual’s physical well-being, medical care, housing, day-to-day needs, and sometimes his or her finances. In the majority of cases, it’s a biological parent (or parents) who will apply to become...

One thing the COVID-19 crisis has brought to the forefront of many people’s minds is the need to update older estate plans, including their Last Will and Testaments. We were collectively reminded that having an updated estate plan is incredibly important, no matter how old you are. In general, a Milford estate planning lawyer will...

Let’s be honest: a major obstacle to proper estate planning for many people is the cost. Sometimes it’s hard to see how estate planning can save money, time, and headaches in the future when there’s a significant price tag in the present. That’s why Milford estate planning lawyers want to let people in on some...