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Gary Angiuli at a charity barbecue at the Yellowstone ranch in Montana sharing a moment with actor Jefferson White best known for his portrayal of Jimmy Hurdstrom in the Netflix hit series Yellowstone.

At an event with the New York City mayor the Honorable Eric Adams

Gary Angiuli shares a laugh with renowned entertainer Joe Piscipo

A light moment with JT Foxx, global entrepreneur, bestselling co-author of “Business Is War”, renowned international speaker

A memorable evening with Deana Martin—American singer and daughter of Dean Martin—Gary Angiuli joins in the festivities

Gary Angiuli enjoys a lighthearted moment with Rita Cosby, renowned television and radio personality and best-selling author

Gary Angiuli meets with business coach Hugh Hilton, Managing Director and CFO at Alvarez and Marsal Capital Real Estate, and best-selling co-author of Business is War

Jillian Michaels, fitness guru, shares a fist pump with Gary Angiuli

Gary Angiuli has an interview with former Mayor Rudy Giuliani & Red Apple Media/77WABC radio owner John Catsimatidis

Broadcasting live with John Catsimatidis, Red Apple Media/77WABC radio owner, and former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, Gary Angiuli joins the discussion

Can Mediation Work When There Is a Power Imbalance Between Spouses? 

Divorce is difficult under any circumstances. But when one spouse holds significantly more power—emotionally, financially, or psychologically—mediation may not be a fair or safe process. Many people entering divorce are advised to try mediation, which is often viewed as a less expensive, more cooperative alternative to court. But mediation relies on both parties being able […]

Selling vs Buying Out the House During Divorce

Divorce is not just the end of a relationship—it’s the beginning of a complex legal and financial process that involves dividing shared assets, including one of the most significant: the family home. The decision about what happens to the house can be emotionally charged and financially complicated. Should you sell it and split the proceeds? […]

What Happens If Your Estate Plan Is Outdated?

Many people believe that once they’ve created a will or trust, their estate planning is finished. However, estate planning is not a one-time task. Over time, life changes, laws evolve, and the people you’ve trusted to handle your affairs may no longer be appropriate. Unfortunately, an outdated estate plan can create significant legal risks — […]

What Makes a Divorce Case Suitable or Unsuitable for Mediation 

The prospect of an impending divorce can be anxiety producing and very confusing. Often, a person may wonder, “where do I start?” This is a question that our team at Angiuli and Gentile is well equipped to handle. And oftentimes, I will guide a party or a couple toward mediation as it is often a […]

Divorce and Hidden Assets: Red Flags and Legal Tools

Divorce is often a complex and emotionally challenging process. When financial deception enters the picture, it becomes even more difficult to navigate. In many divorces—especially high-conflict or high-net-worth cases—one spouse may attempt to hide income, devalue assets, or transfer money in secret to avoid equitable distribution. Whether it’s through offshore accounts, digital currencies, shell companies, […]

Can You Disinherit a Child or Family Member?

Disinheriting a child or close relative is a serious estate planning decision that must be handled with precision — especially in a state like New York, where inheritance laws can create unexpected legal outcomes. While New York generally allows testamentary freedom (the right to distribute your estate as you choose), disinheritance must be clearly stated […]

Can Medicaid Take Your Home After Nursing Home Care?

If you’re concerned that Medicaid might take your home or your parents’ home after long-term care, you’re not alone. Many families are shocked to learn that Medicaid can pursue the value of a person’s estate after they pass — and homes are often the #1 target. This guide will help you understand how Medicaid estate […]

Do I Really Need a Will If I Have a Trust?

Why Your Revocable Living Trust Might Not Be Enough Creating a revocable living trust is a proactive and effective step in estate planning. It helps avoid probate, ensures privacy, and allows for better control over how your assets are managed and distributed after your death. But here’s what many people don’t realize: Even if you […]

Divorce and Retirement Accounts: QDROs Explained Simply

Dividing assets in a divorce can be complicated, especially when retirement savings are involved. Many people overlook the need for a specific legal document called a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) to split accounts like 401(k)s and pensions. Without a QDRO, your divorce agreement may not be enough to access or transfer retirement funds legally. […]

Medicaid Planning for Married Couples: Spousal Protections Explained

When one spouse needs nursing home care, married couples often face financial uncertainty. Medicaid can provide vital assistance for long-term care costs, but navigating the rules as a married couple adds layers of complexity. Without a plan, one spouse could end up impoverished while the other receives care. This guide explains everything you need to […]