Westbury Estate Planning Lawyer

Asset Protection & Planning for the Future

Westbury was incorporated in 1932 as a village in Nassau County. The Village of Westbury is located in the Town of North Hempstead. Westbury is known for being a culturally diverse community with Italian-Americans, African-Americans, Hispanic-Americans, Arab-Americans, and Indian-Americans. A number of the Italian-Americans in the village trace their heritage back to the town of Durazzano in Southern Italy, and many of them still live on the hill across from Saint Brigid's Church.

When you've worked hard all your life to earn a living and accumulate assets, it's extremely important to protect those hard-earned assets by developing an estate plan that is individually tailored to meet your goals. There are a number of components to a well-rounded estate plan and determining which tools to utilize will depend upon your individual circumstances. For example, if you're a parent with young children, your will should address guardianship for your children should something happen to you. If you are getting older, it will be necessary to address elder law issues such as Medicare planning and possibly long-term care insurance or survivorship insurance.

At Adler Law, our founding Westbury estate planning attorneys have over 50 years of experience handling estate planning and probate matters on Long Island. We will carefully evaluate your situation and develop an estate plan that will protect your assets, and minimize the tax consequences on your estate and your heirs. We want to see to it that you receive the detailed representation you deserve while ensuring that your wishes are carried out so they align with your goals.

At our firm, your case will never be passed off to a legal secretary or a paralegal because our attorney will handle your case personally from start to finish. While estate planning is one area that a lot of people tend to avoid thinking about, having an estate plan in place will ensure the best possible future for you and your loved ones.