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Annamarie G. Gentile, Esq. and Stefanie L. DeMario- Germershausen, Esq., joined by Braken A. Fiore, CEO, Blue Wealth PD/Red Wealth FD, presentation to N.Y.P.D Advancement of Civilian Employees Society, July 9, 2025 , 121st police pct. Staten Island.

Staten Island Chamber of Commerce highlights Stefanie L. DeMario-Germershausen, Esq. for her networking facilitation and her support for small businesses.

Gary Angiuli shares lunch with John Tisch, co-owner of the New York Giants

Ernie Anastos, Emmy Award winning television news host, and Gary Angiuli

Adam E.Coffey, author of The Private Equity Playbook, shares breakfast with Gary Angiuli

Gary Angiuli speaking with John Catsimatidis, a real estate developer and entrepreneur

Gary Angiuli with the founder of Events.com, Mitch Thrower

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

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

Interviewing world-renowned golfer Jack Nicklaus alongside serial entrepreneur JTFoxx, Gary Angiuli joins the conversation for a memorable exchange

Strategic Mistakes That Increase the Cost of Divorce

Divorce is a significant life transition that involves emotional, legal, and financial complexities. Without proper planning and awareness, it’s easy to make decisions that may feel justified in the moment but result in long-term consequences—especially when it comes to money. This guide explores the most common legal and financial mistakes made during divorce, how to […]

When Filing for Divorce First Actually Matters in New York

Legal, Strategic, and Emotional Implications Explained Making the decision to file for divorce in New York involves more than just ending a marriage—it requires careful legal strategy, emotional readiness, and an understanding of how initiating the process can shape the outcome. One of the most frequently asked questions in this situation is: “Does it matter […]

The Importance of a Multigenerational Estate Plan

Estate choices shape the futures of your children and grandchildren. In New York, clear plans and awareness of local court rules prevent outcomes you never intended. Why multigenerational planning matters New York’s default inheritance law often conflicts with personal wishes. If you die without a will, your spouse receives $50,000 plus half your estate while your children inherit the rest.…

What happens to the family pet in a divorce?

Divorce can be emotional for everyone involved, and many families wonder what will happen to their beloved pet. While children are considered in custody decisions, pets are legally treated much differently. This can create unique challenges when couples separate. Pets as property in the eyes of the law In New York, pets are legally considered property, but the courts take…

How to contest a will on Staten Island: 2025 realities

Contesting a will in Staten Island is often misunderstood by many. But especially by grieving families struggling with loss and legal uncertainty.  Recent changes in New York execution rules and increased attention to probate fairness are driving more local challenges. Staten Island residents, heirs and executors can benefit from clarity on contested will cases. Key reasons why Staten Island wills…

Are unmarried couples responsible for each other’s debt?

Moving in together often feels like a big step forward in your relationship. You share rent, groceries and maybe even streaming account passwords. What happens when financial troubles arise? The question of debt responsibility can create serious stress between partners who are not married. The basic rule: Your debt stays yours In most cases, unmarried couples do not become responsible…

How to prove a parent unfit in New York

When custody is in dispute, proving that a parent is unfit can be a deciding factor in the outcome. New York courts focus on the child’s best interests, and showing that a parent cannot meet those needs requires strong evidence. Here’s how you can show a parent is unfit in New York. Understand what “unfit” means legally In New York,…

Common pitfalls in DIY estate planning

Many people consider taking the DIY route with estate planning to save on legal fees or gain more control over the process. However, this approach often leads to mistakes that can cost you and your loved ones later. Let’s dive into the most common pitfalls in DIY estate planning and why working with a professional might be a better option.…

What is the 5 by 5 rule in estate planning?

When planning an estate, understanding the “5 by 5 rule” can provide significant flexibility for your beneficiaries. This rule applies to certain types of trusts, allowing individuals to withdraw assets in specific circumstances without triggering certain tax consequences. What is the 5 by 5 rule? The 5 by 5 rule allows a beneficiary of a trust to withdraw up to…

Does infidelity impact a NY divorce?

Infidelity is a common reason why marriages end, but its impact on divorce proceedings can vary. In New York, the courts follow specific guidelines when deciding if infidelity affects the outcome of a divorce.  Understanding how infidelity plays a role can help spouses navigate the divorce process. Grounds for divorce in New York New York is a no-fault divorce state,…