OUR MISSION!
I have devoted my legal career to helping families protect their assets for their loved ones through estate planning. Whether you are looking for legal advice to protect your own assets or to protect the assets of a loved one who is no longer capable of protecting their own assets, I will provide you with the plan to keep the family assets in the family.
WHAT IS ELDER LAW?
Elder Law is the practice of specially-trained attorneys who can help you protect your assets in the event of illness and dispose of your assets upon your demise, with a minimum of taxes and problems. Elder Law attorneys address long term care and estate planning needs of each individual based on his or her unique situation.
Mark G. Aberasturi, a New York elder law lawyer and estate planning attorney, focuses his law practice on Elder Law and Probate, Estates, Medicaid Applications, Wills and Medicaid Trusts, Living Trusts, Supplemental Needs Trusts, Living Wills and Estate Tax. Mr. Aberasturi provides legal advice on matters involving Medicaid, Medicare and nursing homes. Mr. Aberasturi is a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, The New York State Bar Association Elder Law Section, and is former chairman of the Orange County, New York Bar Association Elder Law Committee. His practice is located in Goshen, Orange County New York. CLIENT TESTIMONIALS
"By planning ahead we were able to save Mom's house and life savings and make her eligible for Medicaid before she went into the nursing home." --D.F.--
"Even though Dad was going to the nursing home, Mark still helped us protect much of Dad's assets and got Dad eligible for Medicaid." --K.V.--
"Mark walked us through the entire estate and will probate proceeding in the Surrogate's Court and we received our inheritances in a lot less time than we thought. We had heard the estate and will probate proceedings in the Surrogate's Court were much more cumbersome."--J.B.--
Recent Announcements
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Interview With The Times Herald Record Click Here for the Full article at Times Herald Record Health What if you're too ill to express your wishes for medical care? By Deborah J. Botti For the ...
Posted May 20, 2010 12:30 PM by Mike Sperano
