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A will is where a family with minor children will declare who their directed guardians of the property and persons will be in case of their early demise. Although a tough issue to think about and even tougher to talk about, it is imperative for any family with children under 18. This will not only save your estate money, but your children are less likely to be caught in a guardianship battle down the road on the small possibility this tragic event ever occurred.

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Nigro Law Offices PC

Guardianship
A will is where a family with minor children will declare who their directed guardians of the property and persons will be in case of their early demise. Although a tough issue to think about and even tougher to talk about, it is imperative for any family with children under 18. This will not only save your estate money, but your children are less likely to be caught in a guardianship battle down the road on the small possibility this tragic event ever occurred.

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Wills
This is incredibly important. Will contests happen all the time. Take a second and think of your family. Now think what would happen if you threw a pot of money in the middle of a room on a day they all happened to be there? When an attorney supervises the will he or she drafted, it helps everyone form an orderly line and walk slowly to the pot, if they are entitled to walk to the pot at all. In essence, this helps a decedent’s wishes actually come to fruition.
Trusts
Every will should also have a contingent supplemental or special needs trust in it. Sometimes these are called Trigger Trusts. This is imperative in the case of a child or beneficiary with a disability. It will enable that person to continue to receive any governmental assistance while using the inherited funds for appropriate expenses meant to enhance the disabled beneficiary’s quality of life. If a carefully drafted 3rd party supplemental needs trust is put into effect, it allows for the remainder of that money not used by the disabled party to be distributed to any beneficiaries of the disabled person, clear from any liens (i.e. Medicaid). This is ideal in the case of a parent with multiple children where one of them has or may develop a disability.
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Sometimes, a will, power of attorney, and health care proxy are a good start, but an individual may require more advanced planning. This comes in numerous forms: estate tax implications, especially New York State’s estate tax cliff, preventing possible medicaid liens, second marriages, maximizing charitable giving while minimizing taxes, or want of privacy in one’s estate.
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