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Brian L. Miller
Attorney
Certified Elder Law Attorney (CELA®)
(914) 684-2100
Brian L. Miller
Brian L. Miller, Esq., CELA®, is a Certified Elder Law Attorney, certified by the National Elder Law Foundation. He assists clients with various aspects of Elder Law, Estate Planning, Estate Administration, Medicaid Planning and Applications, Special Needs Planning, Trust Administration and Guardianships.
Brian is a member of the Elder Law and Special Needs Section and Trusts and Estates Law Section of the New York State Bar Association, and the Elder Law and Special needs Planning Committee of the Westchester County Bar Association. He is actively involved in the New York State Bar Association Elder Law and Special Needs Section Medicaid Committee, as well as the Westchester County Senior Law Day Committee. He is a frequent lecturer at professional organizations and community groups regarding various topics related to Estate Planning, Medicaid Planning, and Elder Law in general.
Brian received his Juris Doctorate in Law degree, cum laude, from Pace University School of Law, and his Bachelor of Arts degree from Syracuse University.
Professional Affiliations
- Certified Elder Law Attorney (CELA®)
- New York State Bar Association (NYSBA)
- Westchester County Bar Association
- Estate Planning Council of Putnam County
- Westchester Senior Law Day Committee
News & Articles
Blogs
Videos
November 10, 2020 | By Littman Krooks attorney Brian L. Miller, Esq., Littman Krooks LLP | A revocable trust can be a valuable estate planning tool. Importantly, establishing this type of trust helps avoid probate. It can also be amended or revoked, and property can be transferred in or out of the trust at any time. A revocable trust provides a greater degree of flexibility, enabling you to manage the trust according to your family’s changing life circumstances. Littman Krooks attorney Brian L. Miller, Esq., discusses the advantages of using of a revocable trust in your estate planning.
Podcasts
Littman Krooks attorneys Laura Brancato, Esq., Amy C. O’Hara, Esq., and Brian L. Miller, Esq., join Bernard A. Krooks, Esq., to discuss how families and people with disabilities can complete estate planning documents and advance directives using video technology during chaotic times.
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From the Library
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Important 2022 Updates Regarding Estate Taxes, Medicare and Medicaid
By Brian L. Miller, Esq. With a new year upon us, we have new changes to the federal estate and gift tax limits, Medicare premiums,…
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New York Medicaid Applications and the Unlicensed Practice of Law
By Brian L. Miller, Esq., Littman Krooks LLP Recently, the New York chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA) proposed legislation in…
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Remote Notarization and Witnessing Has Ended
By Brian L. Miller, Esq. With Governor Cuomo officially ending the New York State’s COVID-19 State Disaster of Emergency on June 24, 2021, so too…
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Will The Stimulus Check Affect Your Government Benefits?
By Brian L. Miller, Esq., Littman Krooks LLP With the $1.9 trillion stimulus package that was recently signed into law, many Americans are scheduled to…
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Update on the Significant Changes to New York State Medicaid
By Brian L. Miller, Esq., Littman Krooks LLP In April 2020, New York State passed laws that significantly changed the Community Medicaid program, making it…
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Electronic Estate Planning In Uncertain Times
The days of wet signatures and hard copy documents may be over.wealthmanagement.com | By Bernard A. Krooks, Brian Miller, Stephanie Goldstein
