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Phone: (203) 254-1118

Address: 1 Eliot Pl Ste 302, Fairfield, CT 06824

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Business and Corporate Law

Business Formation
Business Disputes
Fairfield Business Law Attorney, Samuel L. Braunstein, has comprehensive and extensive experience in assisting individuals and businesses in Connecticut and other jurisdictions develop short-term and long-range plans for the establishment, management, acquisition and divestment of business enterprises. Contact Sam if you would like to schedule a confidential consultation to discuss your situation and develop appropriate business planning strategies. He will take the time to discuss all of your options with you.

Employment Contract
Employment Agreements Description Business Law Attorney Samuel L. Braunstein, a member of the firm of Braunstein and Todisco, PC, provides legal counsel to businesses and families in the greater Fairfield, Connecticut area, including the communities of Ansonia, Bridgeport, Derby, Easton, Milford, Monroe, Norwalk, Ridgefield, Shelton, Southport, Stratford, Trumbull, Weston, Westport and Wilton.

Real Estate Litigation
Fairfield attorney, Amy E. Todisco, has comprehensive and extensive experience in real estate law and transactions, including representation of individuals and businesses in matters of commercial and residential real estate. Her work in real estate law is tailored to the needs of our clients. From assisting first-time homebuyers to representing developers and investors, she and the firm of Braunstein and Todisco, PC offer legal representation designed to produce the best possible results across a broad spectrum of real estate needs. Contact Amy if you would like to schedule a confidential consultation to discuss your situation and develop appropriate planning strategies. She will take the time to discuss all of your options with you.

Medicaid Planning
Medicaid Planning and Asset Protection Strategies As a result of the passage of the federal law known as the Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 (the “DRA”), we at Braunstein and Todisco, P.C. are counseling clients to begin considering asset protection strategies to protect against the cost of long term care sooner in their lives rather than later. In Fairfield County in 2009, the daily rate at a skilled nursing home facility can be between $375 and $450/day. If you haven’t planned for long term care, all your assets may be risk to pay for your long term care in a nursing home before Medicaid/”Title 19” will pick up the cost of your care. The best time to plan for future needs is while you and your spouse are both still young and healthy. The formulation and implementation of early planning can insure that your assets are preserved for yourself, your spouse and/or your children. Planning for our clients at Braunstein and Todisco, P.C. is very specialized and tailored to meet individual client needs and circumstances.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Fairfield Elder Law and Estate Planning Attorney, Amy E. Todisco, has comprehensive and extensive experience in assisting families in Connecticut develop long-range plans for the management of their medical care and estates. Contact Amy if you would like to schedule a confidential consultation to discuss your situation and develop appropriate estate planning strategies. She will take the time to discuss all of your options with you.
Wills
Last Will and Testament This document is filed with the Probate Court at the time of your demise and is your direction as to how assets owned solely in your name will be distributed. A Will does not have any legal effect on the distribution of assets which you own jointly with someone else (those assets will automatically be distributed to the joint owner at your death), nor does a Will have any legal effect on the distribution of assets in which you have named a beneficiary (such as on a life insurance policy or IRA; the named beneficiaries on those assets receive the death proceeds of the life insurance policy or the IRA, regardless of what your Will says). It is critical for everyone to have a Will in order for your estate to be distributed to and inherited by the people who you want; if you die without a Will, the laws of intestacy of the State of Connecticut set forth who are the beneficiaries of your estate—oftentimes, those are not the individuals whom you would choose to inherit your estate. If you have an ill spouse at risk of needing long term care in a skilled nursing facility or home health care services at home, you must execute a new Will to insure that in the event you die first, your assets do not pass to your ill spouse. Only a knowledgeable elder law attorney such as Amy E. Todisco can counsel you in this area.
Trusts
Special Needs Trusts for Disabled Persons Special Needs Trusts, when properly drafted, allows for the grantor to provide for the needs of a disabled spouse, child or other person without the disabled person losing his/her public assistance benefits. If the grantor himself or herself is the individual going into a nursing home and applying for Medicaid/Title 19, under certain circumstances, the grantor can establish a special needs trust for the benefit of a disabled child and transfer the grantor’s assets into that trust without effecting the grantor’s or disabled child’s eligibility for Medicaid/Title 19. Special Needs Trusts can also be used to preserve an individual’s public assistance benefits if the individual receives an inheritance, or wins a lawsuit.
Power of Attorney
Nursing Home Admissions The nursing home admissions process can be overwhelming and confusing. There are countless forms to sign and information to provide. If you are not the nursing home resident, beware before you sign any documents on behalf of your spouse, your mother, father or any other person. Nursing homes admissions offices will often tell family members that the admissions documents they are signing are “for notification” purposes, when in fact that those documents may be making a family member financially liable for the resident’s cost of care! The best thing to do is to have the resident sign his/her name on all documents, however illegible, and whether or not the person is capable to understand what he/she is signing. If that is not possible and you have to sign for the resident, sign the resident’s name and then sign your name with the words “attorney in fact” after your name if you have power of attorney. Never sign your own name on anything that has the words “Responsible Party”—if you do, you have just guaranteed the payment to the nursing home for the resident and you can and will be sued for non-payment! Always consult a knowledgeable elder law attorney such as Amy E. Todisco to review any admissions documents before you sign them.
Probate

Foreclosure
Concerns about the state of the U.S. economy can be illustrated in many ways: financial charts depicting the wild swings of the stock market, gloomy data coming out of the housing market, and even the personal testimony of homeowners who lost their properties to foreclosure and workers who lost their jobs.
Tax Law
View our articles on Tax Law Fairfield Tax Law Attorney, Samuel L. Braunstein, has comprehensive and extensive experience in assisting individuals and businesses in Connecticut and other jurisdictions develop short-term and long-range plans for the management of matters involving all phases (planning, compliance and controversy) of income taxation, estate taxation, gift taxation and employment taxes, both Federal and State. Contact Sam if you would like to schedule a confidential consultation to discuss your situation and develop appropriate tax planning strategies. He will take the time to discuss all of your options with you.

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