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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services recently adopted a new rule in response to a federal district court decision requiring the Department of Health and Human Services to expand appeal rights under the Medicare program for beneficiaries who experience changes in patient status while receiving care. What Are Medicare Patient Status Changes? A Medicare […]
Amoruso & Amoruso LLP is proud to announce that firm partners Michael J. Amoruso, Esq. and Sreelekha Chakrabarty Amoruso, Esq. have been selected for inclusion in the 2024 New York Metro Super Lawyers list. Only five percent of New York attorneys receive this honor each year, which recognizes excellence in legal practice. Super Lawyers is […]
Rye Brook, NY – August 15, 2024 – Amoruso & Amoruso LLP is pleased to announce that Managing Partner Michael J. Amoruso, Esq. has been selected by his peers for inclusion in the 31st edition of The Best Lawyers in America®. He is recognized for his outstanding work in Elder Law and exceptional contributions in […]
Tax planning is an essential component of estate planning. The right strategies can save money and avoid future tax problems. With tax laws set to change soon, planning ahead and working with an experienced New York estate planning attorney will let you take advantage of current benefits before they disappear. How Tax Changes Can Affect […]
Estate planning should be an ongoing process. As your situation changes, your estate plan must also change to account for new circumstances, needs, and goals. If it’s been a while since you last reviewed your estate plan, here are some estate plan updates to consider making before the end of the year. Why Should I […]
Once you create your estate plan, you shouldn’t stick it in a drawer or safety deposit box until you pass away. Your estate plan should evolve as you do. It needs to change as your circumstances or laws change. Otherwise, it could lead to unnecessary conflicts once you are gone. Why Should I Review My […]
Inheritance and gift tax exemptions determine how much wealth you can pass on without incurring significant taxes. These exemptions can change, so staying up-to-date on the latest federal and New York tax laws could mean saving substantial money in estate and gift taxes. What are the Current Federal Estate Tax Exemption and Gift Tax Exemptions? […]
Last time we discussed some of the terminology associated with trusts. Now let’s look at how revocable trusts differ from irrevocable trusts and the benefits of having a trust. Revocable Versus Irrevocable Trusts A revocable trust is a trust that can be altered by the grantor during his or her lifetime. An irrevocable trust, on […]
Perhaps you have heard about trusts but wonder exactly what they are and what they can help you accomplish. Simply put, a trust is an agreement outlining how assets will be managed and held for the benefit of another person. There are many types of trusts, capable of addressing a wide range of concerns and accomplishing a […]
Maybe it’s the son-in-law you’ve never really liked, let alone trusted, who wields undue influence over your daughter. Or the ex-spouse who continues to make trouble seven years after your divorce. Or the son whose irresponsibility and self-destructive behavior forced you to disinherit him. What is a Letter of Competency? If you have reason to […]
