New York Estate Planning for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual or Transgender

LGBT Estate Planning Approach

While the law is trying to catch up for LGBT rights, it is slow and sparse. We however are able to help you create estate plans that ensure you can derive many of the same benefits as married couples, even when the law does not provide it. One example is your plan can ensure that upon your death, what you have worked a lifetime for, is available to your partner to provide for them, but still be protected from your partner’s new relationships, or for other family members after the passing of your partner. Estate planning for LGBT individuals in today’s legal environment allows you to derive many of the same benefits the law on its face does not permit. Contact the Estate Planning Law Center today to see how we can support you to even out the playing field.

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