Ephie Trataros Kehayias PLLC

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Attorneys, Bankruptcy Law Attorneys, Business Litigation Attorneys, Construction Law Attorneys, Contract Law Attorneys, Estate Planning, Probate, & Living Trusts, Family Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Real Estate Attorneys, Social Security & Disability Law Attorneys, Tax Attorneys, Trust Companies, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys

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08/20/2014

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you can not.find a better lawyer!

Im not joking, Ephie is the best! She.really cares from the heart and does not take any crap! She is fast and thoroughly straight forward and complete! She gets the job done! Have no doubt!

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Phone: (845) 339-6600

Address: 70 Maiden Ln, Kingston, NY 12401

Website: http://www.trataroslawfirm.com

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Guardianship
When an adult becomes incapacitated or disabled and is no longer capable of handling personal or financial affairs, a Guardianship can be established through a court proceeding so that a relative, friend, or in some cases an organization or attorney appointed by the court, can make decisions on behalf of the incapacitated or disabled individual.

Business and Corporate Law

Construction Contracts

Real Estate Litigation
The Trataros Law Firm also represent individuals involved in real estate disputes requiring litigation. We will represent you if you are involved in a breach of contract case, defense of foreclosure, a partition of property action, mechanics lien, or claim of nonpayment.
Construction Litigation
Real Estate Transactions
Even if there are no obvious disagreements between the Buyer and Seller, it is wise for each party to enter into real estate transactions with their own attorney who can help steer them away from common pitfalls and make the transaction an enjoyable experience.

Medicaid Planning
The Medicaid application process may seem difficult, complex, and laden with potential pitfalls. The main objective in Medicaid planning is to not only receive benefits but to preserve your family assets to supplement your care while providing support for your spouse. The process is time sensitive and results will vary depending on the individual circumstances. The more rapidly action is taken the better.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Estate Planning allows families to not only properly prepare for the disposition of a person’s estate after death, but also ultimately ensuring the person’s interests are best represented during their lifetime. Through this process, one’s assets are preserved and used for the benefit of those you love by reducing uncertainties and potentially minimizing gift, estate, generation-skipping transfer, and income tax.
Wills
A Last Will & Testament is a legal document which provides instructions to be carried out after death. Wills typically address the distribution of assets, allows the naming of beneficiaries, specific gifts, appointments of guardians for minor children, naming an executor of the estate and other important elections regarding the distribution of your assets. Without a will, New York state law shall direct how assets will be distributed. A Last Will and Testament s may also incorporate a number of testamentary trusts— trusts that are set up after your death.
Trusts
Special Needs Trust: an essential part of special needs planning, this provides long-term support for a child or adult with special needs, by making payments that supplement the care that a child is getting under government entitlement programs such as Medicaid and SSI. Special needs trusts also provide money management tools for an individual with special needs.
Power of Attorney
A Power of Attorney is a document that is used to appoint someone to make real estate, financial, and other legal decisions for another. The person who signs a Power of Attorney is referred to as the Principal, and the person who acts on behalf of the Principle is referred to as the Agent.
Probate

Foreclosure
Tax Law
Testamentary Trust: can be used to protect a disabled child, to protect spendthrift children and may include tax planning trusts, including credit shelter trust, also known as bypass trusts, A/B trusts and disclaimer trusts.

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