Protect Your Assets

Protect your Treasure offers end-of-life and estate administration legal services. This includes assistance and advice in preparing petitions and understanding Surrogate’s Court or Supreme Court processes with the goal of preserving family and community wealth for future generations.

No-Cost or Low-Cost Service Fee Structure

  • Last Will and Testament
    Waived through September 2024
    $150
  • General Power of Attorney
    Waived through September 2024
    $25
  • Health Care Proxy
    No Cost
  • Living Will
    No Cost
  • Appointment of Agent to Control Disposition of Remains
    No Cost
  • Simple Probate Petition
    $150*
    Preparation and supporting documentation
  • Simple Administration Petition
    $150*
    Preparation and supporting documentation
  • Note:

    *Fee does not include filing fee, those are to be paid directly to the Court by you, the client.

Contact Legal Services

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Call us at (347)429-8428 or

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Without a formal plan, New York State law and the courts will determine who will make our medical and financial decisions when we are unable to make those decisions ourselves, or who will be appointed as guardians of our minor children, or who will inherit our assets when we are gone. Often the law delivers outcomes that do not reflect our wishes and do not secure the interests of the people most dear to us. This is why it is important that we make these decisions for ourselves, in advance, by developing a written plan to protect our treasures and secure our legacies.

What happens without a formal plan?

Click here to see what New York State would do to your assets without an estate plan.

Advance Directives

Health Care Proxy A document used to appoint another person to make medical care decisions for you if you are incapacitated.

General Power of Attorney A document that empowers a trusted person to make financial decisions for you. It is important to know that a Power of Attorney is only valid while you are alive and it cannot be used in place of a Last Will and Testament.

Living Will A document which states your specific wishes as to your medical care in the event you can no longer communicate those wishes yourself. A document used to appoint a trusted person to dispose of your remains in accordance with your instructions.