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Gerard J Bianco Attorney

Gerard J. Bianco

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Phone: (718) 748-5975

Address: 6748 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11220

Website: http://www.lawofficeofgerardbianco.com

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Divorce

Real Estate Transactions
Buying or selling a home is likely one of the most important financial decisions you will make. There is nothing in the law that prevents you from buying or selling your residence on your own. However, most sellers, and increasingly buyers employ the services of real estate brokers and lawyers to help them navigate through the often confusing world of real estate transactions. The Law Office of Gerard Bianco will guide you through the process, and help you negotiate a price that is right for you. We will also review listing agreements with brokers, offers, and purchase contracts before you sign them to make certain that your requests are met. Further, a we can advise you on financing the house of your dreams.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Our staff at the Law Office of Gerard Bianco in Brooklyn, New York, provides an array of probate and estate administration services. Drawing on over 20 years experience, we strive to achieve client goals in an efficient, aggressive, and cost-effective manner. Our firm maintains excellent client communication in order to partner with our clients in seeking a resolution that thoroughly addresses the goals of the client.
Wills
A living will applies in situations where the decision to use such treatments may prolong your life for a limited period of time and not obtaining such treatment would result in your death. It does not mean that medical professionals would deny you pain medications and other treatments that would relieve pain or otherwise make you more comfortable. Living wills do not determine your medical treatment in situations that do not affect your continued life, such as routine medical treatment and non life-threatening medical conditions. In all states the determination as to whether or not you are in such a medical condition is determined by medical professionals, usually your attending physician and at least one other medical doctor who has examined you and/or reviewed your medical situation. Most states permit you to include other medical directions that you wish your physicians to be aware of regarding the types of treatment you do or do not wish to receive.
Trusts
The living trust is often marketed as a vehicle that allows you to "avoid probate" upon your death. Probate is the court-supervised process of transferring property at death pursuant to the terms of a will. Many types of property routinely pass outside of the probate process. These include...
Power of Attorney
A Power of Attorney allows someone else to act on your behalf, while you are alive (even if you are unable to communicate) for various types of matters (but not health issues). So the person you designate as your agent in a Power of Attorney, can pay your bills, transfer your assets and basically act as you would while you are alive. When you die, the agency ends. You may designate as many people as you like as your agent, either to act together or separately. The Power must be signed and notarized. You simply provide basic information as requested, and the our document preparation professionals will do the rest!
Probate
At death, your will goes through probate. Probate simply means the process by which your last will is determined to be your final dispositive statement and which confirms the appointment of the person or institution you have named to administer your estate. The term probate is also used in the larger sense of probating your estate. In this sense, probate means the process by which assets are gathered, applied to pay debts, taxes and expenses of administration, and distributed to those designated as beneficiaries in the will. The executor or personal representative named in the will is in charge of this process, and probate provides an orderly method for administration of the estate. The executor is held accountable by the beneficiaries (and sometimes is supervised formally by a probate court). The executor is entitled to a reasonable fee or commission. Probate law generally encourages or provides for partial distribution during the period of administration; assets may generally be distributed in kind rather than sold during this time. The tax laws generally focus the responsibility for death tax filings and payments on the executor under a will. Thus, the choice of an executor is an important one.

Tax Law
Estate planning covers the transfer of property at death as well as a variety of other personal matters and may or may not involve tax planning. The core document most often associated with this process is your will.

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