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Credit Shelter Trusts- What are they and are they still relevant?

Credit shelter trusts (CST) are an interesting trust planning concept, created out of the need to make maximum use out of both spouse’s estate tax exemptions. However, with the increase in the US estate tax exemption and the introduction of “porting” of an unused spouse’s exemption by the surviving spouse, are these types of trusts […]

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Understanding Guardianship in New York

Many of us have family members who eventually cannot manage their affairs. A degenerative illness, a serious injury, a developmental disability, among other circumstances, are why guardianship proceedings exist in New York. Understanding guardianship is important but can be confusing. Keep reading to learn more about guardianship in New York from the estate planning attorneys

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Chaves Perlowitz Luftig Andrew Luftig Receives 2021 SuperLawyers Award

Chaves Perlowitz Luftig, LLP is proud to announce that Attorney Andrew Luftig has been selected as a recipient of a 2021 SuperLawyers Award. SuperLawyers is a highly regarded legal rating service that is part of Thomson Reuters. Every year, it compiles lists of the top lawyers in more than 70 distinct practice areas in each

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Chaves Perlowitz Luftig Sponsors God’s Love We Deliver in New York City

The attorneys at Chaves Perlowitz Luftig LLP are proud to sponsor God’s Love We Deliver, a wonderful charity that brings meals to the chronically ill in New York City. Every year, the organization delivers 2.5 million medically tailored meals to the sick, their families, and caregivers. Why CPL Donates “CPL Law donates to God’s Love

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Expected Rise in Real Estate Activity in NYC as U.S. Borders Reopen

The United States opened its borders to international visitors on November 8, ending a 20-month travel ban initially instated to prevent the further spread of COVID-19. As airlines gear up for a surge in overseas customers, another industry expects a fresh influx of international business ― real estate.  Are you preparing to purchase real estate

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