New York's Asset Protection Roundtable

About New York's Asset Protection Roundtable

Welcome to New York's Asset Protection Roundtable with Ted Alatsas of Alatsas Law Firm in Brooklyn, New York. Alatsas Law provides one-on-one guidance when you're struggling to resolve family, elder law, asset protection, or bankruptcy concerns. On this show, Ted will explain complex legal concepts in easy-to-understand terms and encourage you to fully participate in the decision-making process so you can face you future with confidence. Join us each episode as we creatively address many issues that you might face in your legal and family planning journey. Don't hesitate to ask any questions along the way by calling 718-233-2903 or visiting https://www.alatsaslawfirm.com for more information. #ElderLaw #FamilyLaw #AssetProtection #Bankruptcy #EstatePlanning #LegacyPlanning

Publisher

Ted Alatsas

Category

business · education · society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

16 Mar 2022

Latest episode

15 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

57 of 113 episodes have a transcript.

1. 

   15 Oct 2026TRANSCRIPT

   Mailbag: Handwritten Wills, Vacation Homes & Assets in Your Name

   Estate planning expert Ted discusses handwritten wills, vacation home trusts, and assets held in your name for others in this interview episode.

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   1 Oct 2026

   Your Estate Plan & Investments Should Work Together

   Your estate planning attorney manages your estate plan. Your financial advisor manages your investments. Your CPA handles your taxes. They each have a different job, but those jobs are far from separate. In this episode, we look at how the size, type, and location of your investments can directly affect your estate plan, your taxes, and ultimately what your beneficiaries receive. Contact: 718-233-2903 Website: https://www.alatsaslawfirm.com/

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   17 Sept 2026TRANSCRIPT

   Mailbag: Estate Roles, Special Needs Planning & Updating After Divorce

   In this mailbag episode, Ted explains why different people can be named to handle financial, legal, and medical responsibilities within an estate plan. He also discusses how a properly structured trust can help protect an inheritance for a loved one with special needs without jeopardizing important benefits. Finally, Ted explains why updating an estate plan should be one of the first priorities after a divorce, especially when it comes to decision-makers, beneficiaries, trusts, and jointly ow...

Inside a recent episode

Mailbag: Handwritten Wills, Vacation Homes & Assets in Your Name

Published 15 Oct 2026 · Transcript excerpt

[…] Let's start with this one. I have a couple of assets that are in my name, but I don't really consider them mine. My parents' house is in my name, and two of my adult children still have bank accounts that are in my name from when I set them up. So how should I incorporate those into my estate plan? I think a lot of people probably are in a similar position as this. Yeah, it's an interesting question, and we run into this every so often. So, you know, one of the things that I would certainly, you know, ask is, you know, is the intention that those assets that are still in your name, if something were to happen to the people who you're really technically holding them for, you know, is the intention that it be yours, right? […]

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5.0 / 5

1 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 27 / 100

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43

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Engagement

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