Author Archives: Friedman & Ranzenhofer

Rental Help in Moratorium Needs to Account for Bad Tenants

Rental Help in Moratorium Needs to Account for Bad Tenants

Landlords are suffering like a lot of business. Sheila Fields spoke about her tribulations this past year regarding tenants refusing to pay the rent, despite being employed through the pandemic. Robert Friedman has since spoke about the legislation that affects Sheila Fields and others like her unsure what they can do with courts being suspended […]

Living Trusts in Rochester

Living Trusts in Rochester

As an experienced Rochester Elder Law Attorney, people often ask about living trusts. Watch this video, then call our Rochester office today to schedule a legal consultation. There are 2 types of trusts; revocable and irrevocable trusts The need for a trust depends on individual circumstances Are you thinking about drafting a living trust?  If […]

Understanding Spousal Maintenance

Understanding Spousal Maintenance

As a dedicated Rochester Divorce Attorney, I often speak to clients about what they need to know about spousal support and maintenance. Give this a read about understanding spousal maintenance then give us a call to set up your first consultation with our Rochester family law attorney. New York law contains a formula specifically designed to […]

NY Landlord Covid-19 Legal Survival

NY Landlord Covid-19 Legal Survival & Pay No Tax When Disposing of Investment Property

NY Landlord Covid-19 Legal Survival & Pay No Tax When Disposing of Investment Property Attorney Robert Friedman of Friedman & Ranzenhofer, PC with over 41 years of experience representing landlords and real estate investors  answers questions and explain how New York landlords can: Evict tenants during the pandemic. Comply with new eviction procedures, nondiscriminatory screening procedures and […]

Durable Power of Attorney

Durable Power of Attorney

As an experienced Rochester Estate Planning Lawyer, people often ask me about a durable power of attorney. Watch this video, then call our Rochester office. A durable power of attorney remains valid after the person has become incapacitated Do you want to get a durable power of attorney?  If so, contact the experienced Rochester Estate […]

Steps after an Accident

Steps after an Accident

As an experienced Rochester Personal Injury Attorney I am often asked what one should do after getting into an accident. The following are the steps after an accident we recommend for anyone involved in an accident where they were left seriously injured. Give this a read and then call to set up your free consultation […]

Immediate Medical Care

Immediate Medical Care

As an experienced Rochester Personal Injury Lawyer, many people want to know if they can receive recovery even if they don’t get immediate medical care. You don’t have to receive immediate medical care if you want make a personal injury claim for your injury The most important thing is to prove that the injuries are […]

Bronx Bus Plunges 50 Feet and Dangles From Overpass Injuring 8 Passengers

Bronx Bus Plunges 50 Feet and Dangles From Overpass Injuring 8 Passengers

A MTA bus driver was “traveling at a high rate of speed” when his bus careened off a Bronx overpass on January 14, 2021, injuring eight passengers. He attempted to turn left off of University Avenue onto a ramp to the Washington Bridge and the bus suddenly veered off the road. The bus fell approximately […]

New 2021 Medicaid, Medicare, VA Pension & Estate Tax Numbers

New 2021 Medicaid, Medicare, VA Pension & Estate Tax Numbers

How much are the 2021 Medicare benefit deductibles?: hospital deductible $1,484, co-insurance (days 61-90) $371/day, and skilled nursing facility co-insurance (days 21-100) $185.50/day. How much are the 2021 Medicaid Institutional and Community/Home Care resource and income allowances? (Community / Home Care Benefits are in parenthesis): resource allowance $15,900 ($15,950), income allowance $50 ($884), community spouse […]