Medicaid can be a tricky thing to understand, so it’s no surprise that there is a lot of misinformation surrounding this joint federal-state program. Do you think you have a good understanding of it or are you possibly falling prey to common myths that…
Do You Need To Know What An Elder Law Attorney Is? You may be at the point in your life where you have to ask yourself a few questions or you are just preparing for the future and need some answers to your questions such…
Are you ready to plan your estate? This is one of the most important things you can do to make sure your loved ones have the financial security they need when you are no longer there to care for them. Just follow these 12 Easy…
6 Reasons You Need an Estate Plan It’s a common misconception that estate planning is only for people with high worth, but the truth is virtually everyone can benefit from estate planning. An estate plan helps you plan for the future, protect the financial…
Elder Law Attorney vs. Medicaid Specialist The time has come, and you or your parents are in need of Medicaid. As you begin to plan for what’s to come, you are probably wondering what type of professional services can help you along the way.…
At Sheryll Law, P.C., we are passionate about assisting our clients so they can feel as comfortable and at ease during the law process. We pride ourselves on our experienced and cannot overstate the importance to plan for the future and be prepared for potential…
On October 10, 2016, our beautiful daughter Lily Sheryll was born at a gestational age of just 31 weeks. Having been born exactly 2 months premature and in critical condition, Lily spent the next 10 weeks in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Stony Brook…
With the summer season rapidly approaching, now is the perfect time to examine the top 5 best practices and considerations East End landlords (both short-term and long-term) should be aware of in order to maximize the rental income derived from their real estate. 1) Exercise…
In order to prepare for the unexpected, married individuals who have children (especially minor children) and more than $50,000 in testamentary assets (i.e. those assets which you one alone own and have no provision for inheritance attached to them) should have a Last Will and…
