Monthly Archives: April 2026
Why Updating Your Estate Plan After Divorce is So Important
Divorce often brings major life changes, and many people understandably focus on immediate issues like finances, living arrangements, and custody. However, one important task that is often overlooked is updating your estate plan. After a divorce, your existing documents may no longer reflect your wishes or your current circumstances. At Yeung & Associates, PLLC,… Read More »
New York Living Will or Health Care Proxy: Do You Need Both?
There are many situations where you can find yourself unable to communicate your wishes regarding critical health care decisions. Through advance estate planning, however, you can make sure that your wishes are known to your health care providers and family members. You can also ensure that someone you trust is able to communicate with… Read More »
What Is a Title Search–and Why Do I Need One Before Buying Property in NYC?
A key step before closing on the purchase of any New York real estate is conducting a title search. If you are purchasing a home using a mortgage, your lender typically requires and orders a title search. Even if you purchase a home with your own funds, however, your real estate agent or real… Read More »
From Contract to Closing: How New York Real Estate Attorneys Play a Role in Purchasing Property
Buying or selling property in New York City is an exciting milestone, but it can also be complex and legally detailed. Unlike many other states, New York requires attorneys to play an active role in real estate transactions. From reviewing contracts to guiding clients through closing day, legal representation helps ensure that everything moves… Read More »
Top Legal Mistakes First-Time Homebuyers Make in NYC
Buying your first home in New York City is an exciting milestone, but it can also be overwhelming. The process involves significant financial commitments, detailed contracts, and strict legal requirements that many first-time buyers are unfamiliar with. Without the right guidance, it is easy to make mistakes that can delay the purchase or create… Read More »
Digital Assets and Estate Planning: What New Yorkers Need to Know
Estate planning often focuses on traditional assets such as real estate, bank accounts, and investments. However, many people today also own a wide range of digital assets that should be included in a comprehensive estate plan. These assets may hold financial value, sentimental value, or both. Without clear instructions in an estate plan, loved… Read More »