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Why Are Healthcare Proxies Important?

By Anthony V. Falcone | Published September 2, 2022

Having a properly executed healthcare proxy is an integral part of estate planning; the only way to ensure your healthcare proxy is appropriately executed is by having an experienced attorney by your side. At the Falcone Law Firm, our estate planning experts have helped countless individuals and family members throughout New York prepare health care proxies.

Special Needs Trusts

By Anthony V. Falcone | Published August 29, 2022

Special needs trusts help provide the most significant financial support to a person with a developmental disability. This article will discuss the two different types of special needs trusts, providing valuable information.

Why Everyone Needs a Will

By Anthony V. Falcone | Published August 18, 2022

A will may seem like something you do not need to consider until late adulthood. However, there are numerous reasons why you need to have a will as soon as you are legally able, which in the case of New York State is 18 years old.

Falcone Law Firm Receives 2022 Lawyers of Distinction Award

By Anthony V. Falcone | Published August 10, 2022

Our law firm is proud to receive the 2022 Lawyers of Distinction Award, Recognizing Excellence in Elder Law. Specializing in elder law since 2005, we pride ourselves on providing Long Island families and individuals with trusted legal guidance.

Upcoming Changes to Medicaid in 2023

By Anthony V. Falcone | Published August 8, 2022

The US Department of Health and Human Services is making noteworthy changes to Medicaid in 2023. This article will highlight some of the most significant aspects of the update.

Recent Changes to Power of Attorney

By Anthony V. Falcone | Published July 26, 2022

A New York State Senate Bill affecting Power of Attorney legislation passed in December 2020 and became effective in June 2021. So what do these recent changes to the Power of Attorney form mean to you?

How to Complete an Estate Planning Checkup

By Anthony V. Falcone | Published July 21, 2022

Going to the doctor once a year for a checkup is commonplace, but have you considered checking up on the health of your estate? When properly taken care of, estate planning can provide tangible benefits, enabling you and your family to successfully prepare for the future. Therefore, we recommend completing an estate planning checkup at least once every two to three years. This article will discuss the primary aspects of an estate planning checkup, providing helpful information to ensure you are fully prepared for any unforeseen events. Continue Reading