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Rosemary F. Lepaine Appointed 5th Judicial District Representative for the NYSBA Family Law Section
Bousquet Holstein PLLC is pleased to share that attorney Rosemary F. Lepaine has appointed 5th Judicial District Representative of the New York State Bar Association. With this appointment, she also sits on the Family Law Section Executive Committee and the sections membership committee. Rosemary Lepiane concentrates her practice in family court and matrimonial law, representing clients in
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Celebrating 36 Years of the Americans with Disabilities Act
July 26, 2026, marks the 36th anniversary of the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act, or ADA. About the Americans with Disabilities Act July 26 marks the 36th anniversary of the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act, or ADA. This landmark civil rights legislation improves the lives of all Americans, not just people
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Why New York Couples Must Maintain Sufficient Assets in Each Spouse’s Individual Estate
A Client Guide to Maximizing the New York Estate Tax Exemption and Avoiding the "Cliff" 1. New York's Estate Tax Works Differently Unlike the federal system, New York does not allow portability of the estate tax exemption between spouses. This means that when the first spouse dies, any portion of that spouse’s New York Basic Exclusion Amount ("BEA") that is unused is lost forever.
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How Estate Planning Can Protect the Dignity, Identity and Legacy of LGBTQ+ Individuals
As we recognize LGBTQ+ Pride Month, it is important to reflect not only on progress, but also on the legal uncertainties that may lie ahead. For LGBTQ+ individuals and families, estate planning remains one of the most effective tools to ensure that personal relationships, financial interests, and healthcare decisions are respected regardless of future shifts
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