Brooklyn/Kings County, New York

Brooklyn/Kings County, New YorkMore and more, the firm's New York elder law estate planning attorneys and paralegals are seeing clients who originally came in to plan their legacies now make appointments to see if they can reevaluate their legal and financial plans in order to afford long term care. A free consultation can determine whether or not certain New York elder law techniques like "spousal refusal" or "gift and loan strategies" are the best solution to this increasing need.

Japanese Garden Long-term care insurance is the preferred option for protecting assets from nursing home costs, since it helps keep clients out of the nursing home - by paying for home care. When you are turned down for long term-care insurance, or are unable to afford the premium, the next best option may be the Medicaid Asset Protection Trust (MAPT).

Brooklyn borough residents are also welcome to join us for our dinner-seminars in nearby Staten Island. Please see our seminar schedule for more information and to sign up.

Seniors, aged 65 and over, make up 7.7% of Kings County 148,764 population (U.S. Census 2009 estimate). For more information on senior services in your neighborhood, please visit the Office of the Aging's website.

Brooklyn plays a major cultural role in New York City. Williamsburg is the home to many visual artists and the Brooklyn Museum is the nation's second largest public art museum. The Brooklyn Bridge is also a nationally recognizable icon; photographed many times over by many famous photographers.

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