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East Syracuse Estate Planning Law Firm
Overview
The Koldin Law Center, P.C., was established in 1964 by founding attorney Leonard C. Koldin who began his work handling Medicaid cases as the former Chief Welfare Attorney for Onondaga County. His experience as chief welfare attorney made him a trusted authority on asset protection for elderly residents in New York, which has set the bar for our staff and lawyers to this day...
The Koldin Law Center, P.C., was established in 1964 by founding attorney Leonard C. Koldin who began his work handling Medicaid cases as the former Chief Welfare Attorney for Onondaga County. His experience as chief welfare attorney made him a trusted authority on asset protection for elderly residents in New York, which has set the bar for our staff and lawyers to this day.
At our law firm, we pride ourselves on providing exceptional legal services to individuals and families in Onondaga County and surrounding counties, who need help with their estate planning needs, such as:
- Wills
- Powers of attorney
- Health care proxies
- Irrevocable trusts
- Revocable trusts
- Supplemental Needs trusts
- Medicaid eligibility
- Medicaid applications
- Estate planning for individuals with disabilities
- Estate administration and probate
At Koldin Law Center, P.C., we initiate trust with our clients by making them feel like they're family and that they're welcomed the moment they walk through our doors. We then maintain that trust by offering creative and practical solutions that take into account each of our clients' unique situations and legal needs.
With our flat-fees, our clients never feel rushed or that they will be charged excessively if their case needs extra time. We believe this is just one of the many things that sets our law firm apart from others.
If you live in Central New York, we encourage you to contact our East Syracuse law office. We provide free initial consultations where you can discuss your situation and learn about the legal options that work best for you and your family.
About Koldin Law Center, P.C.
Practice Areas
- Estate Planning
- Elder Law
- Irrevocable Trusts
- Revocable Trusts
- Basic Estate Planning
- Special Beneficiary Provisions
- Medicaid Laws
- Medicaid Planning And Medicaid Applications
- Asset Protection Options
- People with Disabilities/Supplemental Need Trusts
- Probate And Estate Administration
- Trust Planning
- Long-Term Care Insurance
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Address
6661 Kirkville RoadP.O. Box 279 East Syracuse, NY 13057 - 0279
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- 315-463-6512
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