Protected: 5 Major Benefits of Hiring a Fractional Chief Legal Officer (FCLO) for Your Business
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The legal implications with respect to intestate succession laws in New York and New Jersey
The legal implications with respect to intestate succession laws in New York and New Jersey By Barry Janay Consanguinity and Intestate Succession: A Legal Guide for NY/NJ When someone dies without a will, state intestacy laws determine asset distribution based on familial relationships. Below, we analyze New York and New Jersey’s frameworks, incorporating statutory codes […]
Understanding Your Rights After a Default Judgment and Inquest in New York
Understanding Your Rights After a Default Judgment and Inquest in New York By Barry E. Janay, Esq. If you’ve found yourself facing a default judgment in a New York civil matter, you may be wondering about your legal rights and next steps. At The Law Office of Barry E. Janay, P.C., we regularly help clients […]
Estate Planning for Athletes, Entertainers and Musicians: Tailored Legal Strategies for Complex Legacies
Estate Planning for Athletes, Entertainers and Musicians: Tailored Legal Strategies for Complex Legacies By Rachel Walker, Esquire – The Law Office of Barry E. Janay, P.C. In the high-profile and fast-paced worlds of professional sports, entertainment, and music, the legal complexities of estate planning are often underestimated—until it’s too late. At The Law Office of […]
In New York can an adopted child be considered a legatee for estate purposes
In New York can an adopted child be considered a legatee for estate purposes, but the specifics depend on the circumstances of the adoption and the relationships involved. General Inheritance Rights of Adopted Children Adopted Children and Adoptive Parents: Adopted children have the same inheritance rights as biological children when inheriting from their adoptive parents. […]
How the No Surprises Act and Expert Paralegals Can Transform Medical Billing Efficiency
How the No Surprises Act and Expert Paralegals Can Transform Medical Billing Efficiency By Megan Rizzo, Paralegal at The Law Office of Barry E. Janay, P.C. Medical practices operate in a complex environment where regulatory compliance and efficient billing processes are critical for financial stability. With the introduction of the No Surprises Act (NSA), healthcare […]
The Affordable Advantage of a Fractional Chief Legal Officer: How Expert Guidance Can Save Your Business
The Affordable Advantage of a Fractional Chief Legal Officer: How Expert Guidance Can Save Your Business As an attorney at The Law Office of Barry E. Janay, P.C. (LOBEJ), I have seen firsthand how businesses can benefit from having a trusted legal advisor on their side. In today’s fast-paced business environment, navigating complex legal landscapes […]
Avoiding the Public Eye: How to Keep Your Estate Out of Probate in New York and New Jersey
Avoiding the Public Eye: How to Keep Your Estate Out of Probate in New York and New Jersey If privacy, efficiency, and control are important to your family’s estate plan, avoiding probate should be a top priority. At the Law Office of Barry E. Janay, P.C., we assist high-net-worth clients in New York and New […]
The Great Shower Debate: Body Wash vs. Shampoo – A Lawyer’s Take on Cleanliness and Chemistry
The Great Shower Debate: Body Wash vs. Shampoo – A Lawyer’s Take on Cleanliness and Chemistry When you visit The Law Office of Barry E. Janay, P.C.’s website, you’re probably expecting advice on elder law, estate planning, or business disputes. What you might not expect is a deep dive into the age-old shower debate: what’s the real […]
Trustee Authority and Duties in Irrevocable Trusts: New York and New Jersey Perspectives
Trustee Authority and Duties in Irrevocable Trusts: New York and New Jersey Perspectives By Barry Janay, Esq. Irrevocable trusts are powerful estate planning tools, but questions often arise about the extent of trustee authority and whether it can be modified. This article explores the laws in New York and New Jersey regarding trustee authority in […]