Ken Seligson Named to 2027 Super Lawyers Rising Stars List | Seligson Law By Ken SeligsonPress & Case Results SANTA MONICA, Calif. — Seligson Law is proud to announce that founding attorney Ken Seligson has… Read More August 7, 2026
Just Bought a House in California? You Need a Living Trust Now By Ken SeligsonEstate Planning, Living Trusts If you just bought a house in California, a living trust may be the single most...Read More August 5, 2026
Top Estate Planning Mistakes to Avoid in New York By Ken SeligsonArticles, Estate Planning The most common estate planning mistakes in New York are not having a plan at all,...Read More July 22, 2026
What Is a Revocable Living Trust in New York? By Ken SeligsonEstate Planning, Living Trusts A revocable living trust in New York is a legal document that holds your assets during...Read More July 15, 2026
How to Update Your Estate Plan in New York After Marriage, Divorce, or Children By Ken SeligsonEstate Planning Major life events call for you to update your estate plan. In New York, getting married,...Read More July 8, 2026
Can You Write Your Own Will in New York? Pros and Risks By Ken SeligsonArticles Yes, you can legally write your own will in New York, but whether you should is...Read More July 1, 2026
New York Estate Tax: Who Has to Pay and How to Avoid It By Ken SeligsonEstate Planning, Living Trusts New York has its own estate tax that applies to estates over $7.35 million in 2026,...Read More June 24, 2026
What Is a New York Power of Attorney and Why Do You Need One? By Ken SeligsonEstate Planning A New York power of attorney is a legal document that lets you name someone to...Read More June 17, 2026
How to Protect Your Assets from Nursing Home Costs in New York By Ken SeligsonEstate Planning New York's Medicaid rules require you to have limited assets before the state will pay for...Read More June 10, 2026
New York Inheritance Laws Explained: What Happens to Your Estate When You Die By Ken SeligsonEstate Planning Under New York inheritance laws, if you die without a will, the state distributes your estate...Read More June 3, 2026