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No Will, No Plan: What Happens If Someone Dies Without a Will? Most people assume their family will “just know” what to do after they pass away. In reality, what happens if someone dies without a will in New York is complex. Without written instructions, state law decides who inherits,…

The One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB), signed into law in early July, represents one of the most comprehensive pieces of federal legislation we’ve seen in years. It combines tax changes with significant reforms to public benefits programs, particularly Medicaid. While the bill’s full impact will unfold over time, it’s clear…

Whether you’re planning for yourself or caring for an aging loved one, it’s important to understand how elder law can safeguard health, finances, and long-term quality of life. At Miller & Miller Law Group, we help Brooklyn families with estate planning, Medicaid applications, asset protection, and more. Ask yourself: Is…

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…

Understanding what is the purpose of a trust account is essential for individuals setting up an estate plan. A trust account allows assets to be securely managed according to specific legal instructions, ensuring they are distributed properly to beneficiaries. For those establishing a trust in NYC, setting up a dedicated…

Yes, a trust can buy a house. Many Brooklyn residents use this powerful estate planning tool to protect their assets, streamline the inheritance process, and maintain privacy. In this way, by holding title to real estate in trust, a person can ensure that the property will be managed according to…