The IRS says you can’t keep amounts in your traditional retirement accounts indefinitely, even if you don’t need the income.
If you die without a Will, New York’s law of intestacy governs what happens to your estate – and you may be surprised what happens
A new rule going into effect January 1, 2023, is setting seniors up with improved access to health care coverage.
Increases in the gift and estate exemption amounts in 2023 create additional planning opportunities to minimize estate taxes.
Elder law and estate planning documents are complex, have many nuances, and are only as good as their source.
A diagnosis of dementia has significant implications when it comes to elder law and estate planning.
Strategies are available to the wealthy to minimize estate taxes and achieve their other estate planning objectives.
Kurre Schneps LLP is pleased to announce the following professional recognitions: Robert Kurre, Esq., Managing Partner, has been selected for the fourteenth year in a
Children and spouses, among certain other family members, of deceased individuals may be eligible to receive survivor benefits.
Medicaid’s spousal impoverishment rules provide some protection of a healthy spouse’s income and assets. Although valuable, these protections are limited often leaving spouses with a need to engage in further planning.
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