Jacqueline A. Cara
Empowering Families to Meet Life's Milestones with ConfidenceJackie Cara has been practicing law for over 20 years and has spent most of her career helping families meet life's uncertainties and milestones. Her passion for estate planning started with the birth of a special needs child and learned, firsthand, how important advanced and considered planning is. Her personal experience provides clients with a unique, understanding perspective. Her practice started by working with other parents with children who has special needs and required advanced planning to make sure their needs were met, not just now, but for the future. A desire to help other families secure the futures of their children led to comprehensive estate planning. Estate planning is a family process as there are many considerations unique to every family. From special needs or disabled family members to planning for long-term care and Medicaid, to protecting and preserving assets for future generations. Cara Law handles all of your family's planning needs. Wills, Trusts, Special Needs trusts, Tax Planning, Medicaid Planning, Powers of Attorney, Health Care Proxies, Do Not Resuscitate orders, family business succession planning. Start today.
- Estate Planning
- Guardianship & Conservatorship Estate Administration, Health Care Directives, Trusts, Wills
- Elder Law
- Probate
- Probate Administration, Probate Litigation, Will Contests
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Free Consultation
15-minute consultation. - Credit Cards Accepted
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Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
Flat Fee and hourly services.
- New York
- New York State Office of Court Administration
- ID Number: 2452324
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- English: Spoken, Written
- St. John's University School of Law
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- St. John's University School of Law
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- Nassau County Bar Association
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- Activities: Vice Chair, Lawyer Assistance Committee
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- New York State Bar # 2452324
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- Activities: Lawyer Assitance Committee Member
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- Website
- Estate Planning Services
- Q. I’m separated. I have no income, Lawyer says I’m eligible for maintenance but no word back from lawyer in months?Normal?
- A: I would try contacting your attorney again by phone and by email. If you are not able to get a response in a reasonable amount of time (3 days) let the attorney know that you may have to file a complaint if you don't hear back.
Alternatively, you can try to retain new counsel. If you qualify, there are pro bono or sliding-scale divorce services through most local bar associations. Good Luck.
- Q. My sister suffered cardiac arrest 7 years ago and had been in a vegetative state. I wanted to be the guardian.....
- A: First, I am so sorry for your loss. If you are not hearing from the guardian, put your requests in writing and write a letter to the court about your inability to contact the guardian about your sister's ashes. If you have access to the original court order appointing the guardian, you will find a listing for a Court Examiner. That person may also be able to help you.
- Q. in the process of a divorce in Nassau . My wife and I both own the familial home. She accused me of Unlawful Eviction
- A: First, you should be finding a lawyer to represent you against the criminal charges. You should also consider hiring a divorce attorney to help you find solutions to these issues in a peaceful way.
