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Creating a clear and enforceable estate plan is one of the most effective ways to protect your wishes and reduce stress for your loved ones. In Brooklyn, N.Y., one useful tool in the probate process is the self-proving affidavit. For families navigating trust and estate matters, this document helps simplify…

In New York, there are three primary categories of Medicaid: MAGI Medicaid – Generally for low-income adults under 65, children, and pregnant women. Community Medicaid – For individuals who live at home but need help with daily care. Institutional Medicaid – For individuals who require care in a nursing home…

It’s a common misconception: if you don’t have children, you might think a will isn’t necessary. After all, who are you leaving things to? However, an experienced estate lawyer will tell you that having a will is crucial for everyone, regardless of their family structure and a trust is even…

Scammers often target those who are emotionally open and financially secure. In Brooklyn, more older adults are falling victim to online romance scams. While a list of romance scammer names might sound useful, these criminals regularly change identities. The key is learning how these scams work and spotting red flags…

At Miller & Miller, we know that opening a trust bank account isn’t just paperwork—it’s a critical part of protecting assets and fulfilling your responsibilities as a trustee. In Brooklyn, this process means aligning state requirements with a bank’s internal procedures. Meeting trustee bank account requirements is essential for keeping…

If you’ve recently received a “Notice of Probate,” you may wonder what it means and whether you need to take action. In New York, a Notice of Probate is a formal notification that a loved one’s Last Will and Testament is being submitted to the Surrogate’s Court to begin the…