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Montalto, Nicholas, JD

Montalto Nicholas

Montalto Law

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Phone: (718) 273-3100

Address: 888 Forest Ave, Staten Island, NY 10310

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Guardianship
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Real Estate Litigation
For the last ten years he has concentrated his practice in the area of Elder Law, Trust and Estates and Medicaid Issues. He and the members of his law office have extensive experience in commercial and real estate litigation as well as trial experience in all of the Federal and State Courts of New York and an active member of the Richmond County Bar Association.

Medicaid Planning

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Estate planning is not only for the rich or the elite. If you have assets or own property, you have an estate and therefore you should have a plan! Your estate is what you leave after you die. In order to control how it is done, who gets your property, and when they get it you need a plan.
Wills
While this type of trust can be changed by you at any time, it does not protect your property if you become severely disabled and require long term care. It does not save you Federal Estate taxes. It is more costly to create then preparing a Last Will and Testament which for most people can accomplish the same objectives at a fraction of its cost
Trusts
An Irrevocable Living Trust has the same advantages as the Revocable Trust, however, once created cannot be changed unless everyone involved in the trust agrees.
Power of Attorney
This documents lets you select who will manage your finances, pay your bills and take care of you if you become disabled.
Probate

Tax Law
This alert sets forth the basic changes to the New York estate and gift tax law but it is important to note that it is not all inclusive. The new tax law also impacts many other areas, such as tax elections made by Executors and Trustees, income taxes payable by beneficiaries and grantors of trusts, business interests and estate planning options. The impact of this new law, regardless of one's residency, is widespread and it is recommended that one work with their tax and estate planning advisors to determine how the new New York estate and gift tax law impacts their estate plans, estate, gift and income tax strategies and New York business interests.

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