Novick & Associates are committed to helping clients deal with their estate litigation issues. We have over 30 years of experience and have had the opportunity to represent countless individuals during this time. Attorney Novick is a skilled litigator that takes a unique approach to every case, he represents clients in matters of trust reformation, fraudulent transfers, probate and more. He is a qualified negotiator, mediator and trial attorney whose drive has earned him successful results time and time again. Call us today for a free consultation!
Estate litigation carries many challenges. Not only are you dealing with the loss of a loved one, but you are also dealing with legal obstacles and battles regarding their estate. If inheritors or other parties believe that they are not receiving what they deserve, they may challenge the administration of an estate or the probate process, causing delays and complications. For this reason, it is beneficial to retain legal counsel during this emotional time.
Have you appointed individuals to care for your minor children in the event of your death? At Novick & Associates, our highly trained New York estate planning attorneys can help you prepare for these and many other "what if" scenarios with comfort. We are here to provide you with the security that your loved ones will be given what you intend to leave them without any hassle or disagreements.
Many people pay for this cost out of their savings until they run out of funds and qualify for Medicaid to cover the costs of their care. However, with careful planning, a person can protect their estate for their children by creating a plan that ensures they qualify for Medicaid coverage when they need it. At Novick & Associates, our knowledgeable New York Medicaid planning lawyers can help you implement a roadmap that ensures your long-term care and shields your assets. From wills to trusts, we make sure that you have complete protection.
Powers of attorney enable you to designate a trusted friend or family member to manage your personal and/or financial affairs in the event you become disabled. By having a power of attorney in place, you can avoid the expense of having a guardian appointed to manage your affairs if you become disabled. You can designate one or more persons to manage your financial affairs, either individually or jointly. A New York estate planning attorney from the firm can assist you.
