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Throughout New York City, clients turn to the experienced lawyers of the Grimaldi Yeung Law Group. We are a full service Elder Law firm, helping clients maximize their options in planning for the pre-and post-retirement years. Our peer-recognized attorneys provide the legal insight clients can depend on when considering their options for the future.
Years of experience and a culturally diverse office with staff conversant in a variety of languages, including English, Spanish, Cantonese and Mandarin Chinese, are just two components of the firm’s commitment to compassionate legal service. We know our clients are facing some of the most stressful decisions of their lives and we always place our legal guidance in the larger context of clients’ needs and family dynamics. We make sure our clients feel comfortable working with us to freely discuss their most cherished hopes and needs.
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Some people change their wills every time there's a small family skirmish. However, most sign their wills and shove them in a drawer and try not to think about death. This is a mistake, for them and their families. Even If your own life never changes, there are...
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A Transfer on Death (TOD) account is a way to have accounts pass to beneficiaries immediately upon death. There are situations where this simple solution can work, and others where it creates a lot of headaches for families. With an estimated 57% of Americans not...
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