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Melissa Doris, Esq. Named Long Island Business News Top 50 Women in Business
Burner Prudenti Law is proud to announce that Partner Melissa Doris, Esq. has been named one of Long Island Business News’ 2026 Top 50 Women in Business.
We’ve worked, maybe raised families, contributed to our communities, built careers, invested, and made plans. Then, slowly—or maybe all at once—we realize that, at this point in our lives, our motivations have changed. We still care about the work we do and the people who need us, but we also feel a pull toward something […]
New York offers an exemption or credit towards school taxes to homeowners who meet certain criteria, through a program called the New York State School Tax Relief.
If a person does not have the mental capacity to sign either a power of attorney or health care proxy, Article 81 guardianship may be appropriate.
The end of the year is a practical time to check whether anything has changed since you last reviewed your plan. An estate plan reflects your assets, the people and causes important to you, and your wishes at the time it was signed.
Many people are surprised to hear that a person’s debt does not simply go away upon his death. When someone passes away, his debts are typically owed by, and paid out of, his estate.
I read Virginia Woolf’s A Room of One’s Own at an impressionable age. It was the 1980s, and women were grappling with issues of economic independence and freedom. I came away from that book believing, perhaps too simply, that economic independence was the key to every other kind of independence.
Business owners spend years building their companies, but too often they fail to plan for what happens when they are no longer able to run the business.
Retirement accounts come in different shapes and sizes. Estate planning for retirement accounts varies depending on the type of account. The most common kinds of retirement accounts include 401(k)s, pensions, and Individual Retirement Accounts, or “IRAs.”
The "Pied-à-Terre Tax" is also known as the "Non-Primary Residence Property Surcharge." It is an annual tax imposed by the New York City Department of Finance on secondary residential properties, or a property within the five boroughs which is not a primary residence.
My husband Michael is not here, but forty-six years ago today we were married and began a life together. That life happened. That love happened. It was not always easy.
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Super Lawyer and Rising Star Honors for Burner Law Group, P.C. Attorneys
Join us in congratulating Nancy Burner on her 13th Super Lawyer achievement! She has also been included on the Top 50 Women in New York for the second consecutive year.
October 28, 2020 -
Burner Law Group, P.C. Celebrates 25 Years
It is with great pride that we celebrate the 25th anniversary of Burner Law Group. It is a milestone attributable to the core principles on which our firm is built.
September 18, 2020 -
Nancy Burner, Esq. included in Best Lawyers 2020 Lawyers of the Year Honors
Nancy Burner, Esq. has been recognized by Best Lawyers TM as the 2020 Long Island Elder Law “Lawyer of the Year.”
February 12, 2020 -
Kera Reed, Esq. Featured in June 2019 Suffolk Lawyer
Congratulations to our attorney Kera Reed, Esq. who was featured in the June issue of Suffolk Lawyer!
July 10, 2019 -
Super Lawyers Top Women Attorneys in New York
Congratulations to our attorneys Nancy Burner, and Britt Burner for their inclusion in the Super Lawyers Top Women Attorneys in New York list.
March 22, 2019 -
Day Haven Neighborhood of Caring Breakfast
This past Thursday, November 5th, Michele Biggart, our Office Manager, was amongst the honorees at the Day Haven Neighborhood of Caring Breakfast held at Villa Lombardi’s in Holbrook.
November 6, 2018
Our Blog
We’re pleased to share that Britt Burner is now the Trust & Estates Expert Contributor for Greater Westhampton Neighbors magazine!
Modern legal practice is poised at the intersection of tradition and transformation with lawyers and firms struggling to fit the square pegs of ancient doctrines and procedures into the round holes of globalization, technology and economic shifts.
We’re proud to share that our Partner, Hon. Gail Prudenti, has written a featured column for Long Island Business News titled “Understanding New York’s Court of Claims.”
In the landmark case of Connelly v. United States, the Supreme Court addressed critical issues concerning the estate tax implications of life insurance proceeds used in the redemption of stock in closely held corporations.
Our criminal courts protect victims. Our civil courts provide a forum for the peaceful resolution of disputes. Our family and surrogate’s courts guide families through what may be the most traumatic experience of their lives.
As we reflect on the complexities of family law, let us work together to support our justices, understanding the weight of their responsibilities and the importance of their decisions.
