As the year draws to a close, it brings with it a unique opportunity for reflection and planning. For seniors, caregivers, solo agers, and baby boomers, this might be the ideal time to pause, assess, and make necessary updates to…
People have a tendency to always want to be self-sufficient. They also tend to avoid thinking of a time where they may no longer are able to be. If there is anything the recent COVID-19 pandemic has taught us, it…
On National Healthcare Decisions Day (NHDD), Russo Law Group would like to focus on and talk about advance care planning. This is a key component of healthcare that too often falls by the wayside as people focus on everyday medical…
For many reasons, an individual may have to move from one state to another. Whether it’s due to employment opportunities or family, you may want to review your estate plan prepared under the laws of the state you left. If…
If someone becomes incapacitated or can't communicate their wishes, who makes decisions on their behalf? How do decisions get made? What gives someone the legal authority to make decisions? If you plan ahead, you can create a power of attorney,…
NFL player Damar Hamlin recently made headlines after suffering a sudden cardiac arrest. While Damar is fortunately expected to make a full recovery, his experience serves as an important reminder of how quickly and unexpectedly things can change in life…
Have you ever taken the time to really understand what is involved with organ donation? We all have heard of a compelling story that makes us stop and consider the conversation. Little Abbie who saved 5 lives when she lost…
As we welcome the New Year, we would like to remind you about the many services and practice areas available at Russo Law Group, P.C. Whether you have been a part of Team Russo for years or recently became a…
There is no doubt that contemplating our own death is one of life's greatest challenges. Yet it is crucial to think carefully about the medical treatment we would want at the end of life. Medical technology can now keep us…
What can an agent in a power of attorney do? That entirely depends on the authority granted in the actual document. In New York, you can use a statutory form of Power of Attorney to allow your agent to handle…