Richard Cary Spivack - Forest Hills
Attorney Richard Cary Spivack specializes as a probate lawyer who attended Queens College of the City University of New York Bar Association in 1973 and earned his Judicial Degree at St. John’s University in 1976.
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9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
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Tuesday
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8:30 AM to
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8:30 AM to 6:00 PM
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8:30 AM to 6:00 PM
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8:30 AM to 6:00 PM
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Saturday
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1:00 PM to 5:00 PM
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Sunday
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Closed
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Additional Information
You should name a guardian who will raise your children according to your parental philosophies. The court will reject a guardian who is unwilling or unable to care for your child. I suggest you name an alternate guardian to fulfill the role if your primary guardian choice is unavailable. I also recommend that you thoroughly discuss your decision with your chosen guardian to confirm that he or she is willing and prepared to accept full responsibility for caring for your child as you see fit.
We are able to build a solid advance directive that will state your wishes in a legally enforceable and easy to understand manner.Do you have questions about the benefits of creating an advance directive? Contact Richard Cary Spivack, to schedule a consultation.
Everyone has personal feelings about which medical treatments they want to receive, or not to receive, at the end of their life. Even though it is an issue that many would rather not contemplate, it is advisable to make these choices as a part of a thorough estate plan and honor them in an official record before you suffer severe illness or personal injury and are unable to make your requirements known.
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With the knowledge that you have prepared for your loved ones future financial security brings you assurance and comfort. Preparing for the care of your family after you pass away is essential, specifically if you have young children.
Making a decision regarding their future care is vital, particularly if you are a single parent or if both parents died at the same time. If you do not name a guardian, the court will appoint a guardian for your children and can make decisions in conflict with your ultimate parenting goals.
Not everyone hires an attorney to ensure a child’s future, but sometimes getting a probate attorney for this matter is the safest and smartest thing to do. Guardianship law is complex and changes frequently. Courts are no longer giving appointed guardians free rein, but are doing more to supervise them.
After a parent’s death, in most states, the person who wishes to become a guardian must file a petition asking the family court or probate court for guardianship rights. I can effectively manage any guardianship issues or concerns you might have before things get complicated, and can clearly resolve any murky or confusing legal matters.
Languages Spoken
English
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