Wishing you a wonderful end of summer
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PLANNING FOR THE FALL. As we savor the last days of summer and look forward to the cooler days of fall, it's the perfect time to explore the city and enjoy all that the season has to offer. Whether you're planning to catch a
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Debunking Guardianship Myths in New York: Protecting Your Loved Ones with Facts
In the realm of elder care, special needs planning and legal decision-making, guardianship is a topic often clouded by misconceptions and misunderstandings. For families navigating the complexities of guardianship in New York, separating fact from fiction is crucial to ensuring the well-being and protection of their loved ones. Here, we'll discuss some...
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Step by Step Guide to Becoming a Guardian for Your Loved One in New York
Imagine this scenario: You’re faced with the responsibility of caring for an aging parent who can no longer make decisions on their own. It’s a daunting prospect filled with uncertainty and questions about what steps to take next. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the intricate process of pursuing guardianship in...
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Guardianship or Power of Attorney: What’s Best for Your Loved One?
Life in New York is always on the move, and amid our busy schedules, it’s crucial not to overlook the needs of our aging loved ones. If your parent is showing signs of dementia, you might be wondering whether to seek guardianship or if a Power of Attorney (POA) is still suitable....
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When Can Someone File For Guardianship?
What people think they know: Frequently people come to me and say: Mom is not being rational, she is refusing to get an aide even though she keeps falling, she is refusing to go to a doctor, she is giving too much $ to charity, I want to get a guardianship and...
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Can You Force Your Adult Child To Go To Drug Rehab?
In the world of addiction, parents face a daunting question: can they force their adult children into rehab? In this video, we delve into the legal and emotional complexities of this pressing issue. For those who prefer to read this information, you can find the full script below.
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Making Decisions for a Mentally Ill Adult
Discover the essential process of guardianship for individuals with mental illness in this informative video or read the entire script below. Learn about legal and clinical aspects, including decision-making authority, hospital admissions, and post-care planning.
If you're seeking guidance on the guardianship process, contact us at 212-709-8112 or ksverdlov@sverdlovlaw.com to learn...
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Who will be the guardian of my child after I am gone?
Manhattan estate planning attorneys understand that many people are uncomfortable making the appointment to have an estate plan created. After all, no one wants to think about dying.
Everyone over the age of 18 should have a will-- and other documents commonly created alongside it—like a healthcare proxy, power of attorney, and/or living will. But...
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Accessing Services in New York City for Young Children with Special Needs
What services are available to New York City’s younger special needs children?
New York City special needs planning attorneys can help parents of disabled children with legal issues including guardianship, trusts and more. But there are many additional resources available—if only overwhelmed parents knew where to turn for help.
Accessing supports and/or services...
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Is 17A Guardianship Right for Your Special Needs Child?
What happens to parents’ rights when their special needs child turns 18?
Reaching the age of majority—eighteen-- is a milestone in New York. That means that all children – – including all those with intellectual or developmental disabilities – – are considered adults with the legal authority to make their own medical, financial and other...
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