Se Habla EspaƱol

  • 718-514-2066
  • [email protected]
The Estate Planning and Elder Law Group

The Estate Planning & Elder Law Group

718-514-2066
[email protected]

Got Legal Questions?

Get Answers Now!

Ask Andy
Menu
  • Home
  • Who We Are
    • About Andrew L. Jaloza, Esq.
    • Meet Our Team
      • Suzanne Tenn
      • Tiffany Caserta
      • Georelys Torres
      • Cristal Torres
      • Ammali Mitchell
    • Leave a Review
    • Refer a Friend
    • In the News
    • Careers
  • What We Do
    • Estate Planning
    • Long-term Care Planning/Medicaid
    • Medicaid Crisis Planning
    • Probate, Trust, and Estate Administration
    • Planning for Young Families
    • Special Needs Planning
    • Charitable Planning
    • Business Succession Planning
    • Asset Protection Planning
    • Real Estate
    • Online Legal Documents
  • Be Educated
    • Estate Planning Guide
    • Understanding Medicaid
    • Introduction to Probate
    • Estate Planning Podcast
    • Ask Andy
    • Tips for First Time Home Buyers
    • The Importance of Estate Planning For Young Professionals
    • Estate Planning Checklist
    • Newsletter
  • Workshops
    • Live Workshops
    • On-Demand Estate Planning Workshop
    • On-Demand Medicaid Workshop
  • Become a Client
    • Request a Consultation
    • Client Questionnaire
    • For Professional Advisors
    • FAQ
  • Blog
  • Contact Us

HomeChoosing a Trustee

Posts tagged: Choosing a Trustee

what-happens-if-trustee-makes-mistake-estate-planning

What Happens If a Trustee Makes a Mistake?

September 7, 2026
by Tiffany Caserta Estate PlanningFiduciaryTrust Administration

Being named as a trustee usually means someone trusted you deeply. Maybe a parent believed you were the responsible one. Maybe a sibling thought you were the most organized. Maybe someone simply knew that when the time came, you would take the job seri ...

Read More

The Importance of Choosing a Qualified Trustee

December 21, 2017
by SM_Admin Estate Planning

A trustee can be one person, multiple people, or what is called a "corporate trustee," such as a bank or trust company staffed by people who manage and grow trust assets. It is essential to choose the right trustee because this person or institution is re ...

Read More

Four Reasons You Might Want to Use a Corporate Trustee

March 16, 2017
by SM_Admin Estate Planning

A trustee can be one person, multiple people, or what is called a "corporate trustee," such as a bank or trust company staffed by people who manage and grow trust assets. People name corporate trustees for a variety of reasons, including: Necessity If y ...

Read More

Search

Contact Us

Phone
718-514-2066

Email
[email protected]

Office Hours
Monday – Friday
9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Request a Consultation

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
Name(Required)
Address(Required)

Categories

  • Asset Protection
  • Assets
  • Debt
  • Divorce
  • Elder Law
  • Estate Administration
  • Estate Planning
  • Estate Planning Podcast
  • Executor
  • Fiduciary
  • Financial Planning
  • Governance Plan
  • Incapacity Planning
  • Irrevocable trust
  • Letter of Intent
  • Long Term Care Planning
  • Medicaid
  • Medicaid Planning
  • Power of Attorney
  • Probate
  • Probate and Trust Settlement
  • Retirement Planning
  • Revocable Trust
  • Trust
  • Trust Administration
  • Trustee
  • Trustees
  • Trusts
  • Uncategorized
  • Will
7.5Andrew L. Jaloza
Andrew L. JalozaReviewsout of 35 reviews
Lawyers with Purpose member
NAELA Member
Andrew L. Jaloza & Associates LLC  BBB Business Review
The Estate Planning and Elder Law Group

The Estate Planning & Elder Law Group

Facebook Linkedin Instagram Youtube

Get in Touch

  • 718-514-2066
  • [email protected]
  • 71-27 Myrtle Ave.
    Glendale, NY 11385

Register Today

Register for our FREE virtual workshop

Free Guides

Download one of our FREE guides

Practice Areas

How can we help you?

© 2026 The Estate Planning & Elder Law Group. All rights reserved.
Privacy Policy
Shopping Basket