By Roman Aminov, If you own property in New York, have a family to provide for, or simply want to keep the state from deciding what happens to everything you've built, the question isn't whether you need an estate plan. The question is which tools belong in it. For most New York families, the decision […]

By Roman Aminov, Most people never think about trust accountings until something goes wrong. Maybe a parent passed away years ago, a sibling was named trustee, and the financial updates that once trickled in have stopped entirely. Phone calls go unanswered. Requests for bank statements are met with deflection. The trust was supposed to provide […]

By Roman Aminov, There is a question families across New York City quietly wrestle with, often for months before they say it out loud: Mom keeps forgetting to take her medication. Dad gave his credit card number to a stranger on the phone. The bills are piling up. At what point does concern become a […]