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Estate Planning Lawyers in New York and North Carolina

Rights & Assets Protection 

The estate planning services of Parisi, Coan & Saccocio, PLLC, can help you plan for the future, protect your assets, and ensure your beneficiaries are taken care of. Our staff provides clients with exceptional, personalized estate and trust law representation, from creating specific documents to administering trusts. With over 65 years of combined expertise in estate planning, our attorneys create comprehensive estate plans that protect assets, focus on tax minimization, and avoid costly legal proceedings for you and your family.

Our attorneys can provide you with the necessary information and expertise regarding all aspects of the estate planning process including:  

  • Wills and Revocable (Living) Trusts
  • Codicils and Amendments to Revocable Trusts
  • Irrevocable Trusts
  • Durable Powers of Attorney 
  • Health Care Powers of Attorney
  • Beneficiary Designations
  • Asset Protection Strategies

To learn more about Estate Planning see our FAQ 

Parisi, Coan & Saccocio, PLLC provides comprehensive estate planning solutions to clients in New York and North Carolina. Call our offices today at (914) 228-7448 or use our online form to schedule a consultation.

What Sets Us Apart?

Over 65 Years of Experience
  • Personalized Guidance From Start to Finish
    We are very selective about the cases we take on to provide you with the highest quality representation.
  • Attorneys and Certified Public Accountants
    Unique knowledge for accountings, tax laws, asset valuations and complex estates.
  • Exceptional Estate and Trust Law Experience
    Over 65-years collective experience in estate and trust planning, administration, litigation, and guardianship.
Parisi, Coan & Saccocio, PLLC Parisi, Coan & Saccocio, PLLC
I couldn’t have asked for anyone better to assist me.
  • Client Won Custody
    Dying Without A Will
    As many of you may know legendary singer/songwriter Aretha Franklin died in 2018 without leaving a will. Other wealthy celebrities such as Prince have done the same. This can lead to many types of unwanted consequences. As an example, the T&E department at PCS is currently ...
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    Estate Case
    A local man and his then-wife used undue influence on his elderly mother to clean out the woman’s bank accounts before she passed away, a Schenectady County Surrogate’s Court ruled this week. The verdict, in a case brought by the woman’s two other sons, means the man and his ...
  • Brothers Inheritance Restored
    Estate Dispute
    After much litigation including more than a dozen depositions, obtaining numerous medical records and various other relevant documents, expert medical testimony, and the beginnings of trial preparation, an estate dispute was settled on behalf of our client for $700,000. Our ...

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