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“Everybody has a Will. But, perhaps you don’t know what yours says?” In New York State, everybody has a plan to distribute assets after death. Without a written Will Last Will and Testament, your assets will pass on by...

May is National Elder Law month!  Throughout the month of May, please check our website for informative articles on Estate Planning and Elder Law topics. Tiveron Law will be hosting an Elder Law Day on Monday, May 13,...

For many divorcing persons one of their most important assets, oftentimes the most significant one, is their house. Significant not only financially, but frequently emotionally as well. When I first meet with a client about a...

April 16, 2013, is “National Healthcare Decisions Day.” It is a day set aside to educate the public about the importance of health care planning. This is to encourage people to express their personal wishes regarding...

Every person who lives in New York State dies in one of two ways: with a Will (testate) or without a Will (intestate). If a person dies with a Will, that decedent leaves a document directing the disposition of what they own...