Greenwald Weiss Attorneys At Law, LLC - New York Probate Law
New York Law Firm
Greenwald Weiss is a law firm dedicated to helping you protect your assets for posterity, care for yourself in old age, and navigate difficult end-of-life issues. Our primary areas of focus are basic estate planning, advanced tax planning, elder law and Medicaid planning, as well as post-mortem matters such as probate and administration of estates and related areas. Our attorneys work personally with you to design a strategic plan based on your unique circumstances and needs, while also considering applicable federal and state laws.
Practice Areas:
Estate Planning
Advanced Tax Planning
Elder Law / Medicaid Planning
Probate and Administration
Guardianship Proceedings
Business Succession Planning
Charitable Planning
http://www.greenwaldweiss.com
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