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The senior community celebrated the inaugural trip of the town’s new recreation bus. more
After the death of a loved one it is not unusual for the family to delay making decisions or taking any... more
September brings commemorations, festivals, arts programs and family-friendly activities to Bedford, Mount Kisco and Pound Ridge. Explore this month’s community events, library programs, live music and more. more
One question I commonly ask my clients is about their children's relationships with one another. At first, I often receive a puzzled look. However, the relationship your children have with each other often has a great deal to do with estate... more
Many women expect menopause to bring hot flashes. What often catches them by surprise is everything else. more
For more than a century, The Osborn in Rye has been helping older adults embrace retirement with confidence through a full continuum of senior living and care on one picturesque campus. more
Transferring your home to a loved one may seem straightforward, but it can have significant consequences for taxes, Medicaid eligibility and estate planning. Before making any transfer, it is important to carefully review all available options... more
“Am I responsible for my parents’ debts?” That's a common question I receive from clients. Unfortunately, the answer is typically, “it depends.” Debts can range from credit card debt, taxes, unpaid medicals bills to liens on real property and... more
Over the last twenty years, as housing, living and educational expenses have exploded, estate planning has evolved to take a more nuanced view on distributions.  more
While many people associate estate planning with legal documents and end-of-life decisions, the reality is far more comprehensive. According to elder law attorney Lauren C. Enea , Esq., partner … more
Being estranged from a family member is generally one of the most difficult and complex issues encountered when preparing one’s estate plan. This is particularly true if the estranged person is a child, grandchild or sibling (if one has no children), as well as a person with whom one previously had a good relationship. more
Many are of the belief that because they have several million dollars’ worth of assets (including their home(s), savings accounts, and retirement monies), they... more
Clients often fall into two categories: those who want their children and loved ones involved in their estate plan and those who simply do not. When asked which is better, my answer is often “it really depends on your family dynamics and... more
Recently, I was fortunate enough to visit Disney World with close friends, my husband and two children (ages 5 and 3), and though I REALLY tried not to think about work, I couldn’t help but imagine what a masterful estate planner Walt Disney would... more
The Feller Group, P.C., can help families plan legacies thoughtfully, protecting both assets and loved ones. more
For one reason or another, I have come to discover that many members of the general public believe that if they have executed a Health Care Proxy (HCP) or a Living Will (LW), that they are the same as a Do Not Resuscitate Order (DNR). However,... more
When it comes to estate planning, misinformation can lead to costly and stressful mistakes. At The Feller Group, these are some of the most common myths we hear from seniors and families—let’s clear them up. Myth #1: “I don’t need a will... more
Obviously, the death of a loved one creates a tremendous amount of stress and pressure on their surviving family and friends. It is an emotional period of time when many issues need to be addressed, including preparing for the wake, burial,... more
Parents, grandparents and loved ones often make promises and/or express their desire to leave specific items of tangible personal property (furniture, artworks, jewelry, clothing, cars, watches, etc.) to a child, grandchild, loved one or friend in... more
As a result of the enactment of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) on July 4, and the Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Age Adjustment Act of 2022, ABLE accounts for those with disabilities will be enhanced and available for a larger... more
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