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Mon - Fri:	9:00 am - 5:00 pm
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Other Link: http://www.georgetwolf.com
Categories: Elder Law Attorneys, Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Estate Planning, Probate, & Living Trusts, Family Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Real Estate Attorneys, Social Security & Disability Law Attorneys, Tax Attorneys, Trust Companies
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Phone: (585) 223-2034

Address: 28 Potter Pl, Fairport, NY 14450

Website: http://www.georgetwolf.com

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Divorce
Premarital Agreement
Prenuptial agreements, divorce and separation do not come to ready conversation unless you are involved in one yourself. Nonetheless, given the rate of marriage failures in American society it is worth while considering planning ahead to minimize the stress and anguish should your union fall upon hard times.
Guardianship
When a person lacks the requisite legal capacity to sign a power of attorney or create a trust and is unable to manage his or her affairs, it may be necessary to consider Court appointment of a Guardianship pursuant to New York Mental Hygiene Law.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
A community-oriented solo general law practice emphasizing estate planning, estate administration and associated tax planning; small business law including formation of business entities, acquisitions, sales and terminations; real estate; matrimonial and family law; and zoning.
Small Business Law

Land Use and Zoning

Medicaid Planning
Moving assets from the medicaid applicant to the well or community spouse is an essential element in setting up a successful "spousal refusal" stragety in medicaid planning. The limited gifting power in the statutory form is not sufficient to take advantage of the medicaid exclusion of gifts "to or for the exclusive use of a spouse" from prohibited transfers during the "lookback" period. This lack can be remedied by the insertion of an unlimited gifting power between spouses.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Chief among dispositive estate planning tools - those that direct the distribution or dispostion of property - include the Will and the Trust. Although a will takes effect only after the death of the maker a trust can be created to take effect during the maker's lifetime (an inter vivos trust) or at the maker's death (a testamentary trust).
Wills
Although this term technically refers to the Court proceeding of authenticating a decedent's last will and testament the word "probate" is often vague shorthand for the entire process of estate settlement. New York probate is relatively straightforward.
Trusts
A cottage industy has arisen nurtured on the notion that court administration of settling an estate plan based on a Will (broadly called "probate") is expensive and should be avoided. The alternative offered by those promoting this point of view is the revocable living trust.
Power of Attorney
In modern law a Power of Attorney is a written statement of an agency relationship - a legal relationship in which one party (the "principal") appoints another (the "agent") to conduct business on the principal's behalf, usually under circumstances when the principal is not physically present. The law of agency is ancient, having its origins in distant commercial history when the means of transportation and communication were slow and uncertain. Being able to dispatch multiple agents to various parts of the world enabled wealthy merchants to expand their commercial horizons. The commercial origins of agency law continue to be felt in the modern law of agency.
Probate
We provide a full range of probate services for executors of decedents with a will and administration services for administrators of decedents who died without a will. Services include estate tax and fiduciary income tax preparation where necessary.

Tax Law

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