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Estate Planning with Cara Law in Garden City, NY
Cara Law is a premier law firm specializing in estate planning services. With a commitment to providing personalized and comprehensive legal solutions, Cara Law helps clients navigate the complexities of estate planning to ensure their assets are protected and their wishes are honored. Cara Law’s dedication to excellence and client-focused approach make it a trusted partner for individuals and families seeking to secure their legacy and plan for the future.
Service Areas
Our Expertise
Estate Planning
Special Needs Planning
Elder Law
Custom Estate Plans
Cara Law provides individualized, custom estate planning and elder law services ranging from the creation of Wills, to planning for Medicaid eligibility. We work closely with you and your family to help secure your future, while keeping your best interests in mind. Estate and life planning with Cara Law will give you peace of mind, knowing we are always on your side.
We Assist All Types of Families
Whether you are single or part of a couple, in a blended family, have disabled or adult children, are a member of the LGBTQ community, a widower, elderly, or own a small business, Cara Law can provide comprehensive estate planning solutions that address your unique situation. With years of experience and a commitment to personalized service, Cara Law is dedicated to helping clients protect their assets, provide for their loved ones, and achieve peace of mind through a customized estate plan.
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What Our Clients Say
I frequently consult with Jackie because she has comprehensive experience as an elder law attorney, particularly in the area of guardianship law. She willingly shares her vast knowledge with clarity and patience.