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Bousquet Holstein PLLC welcomes Charles H. Kee
Bousquet Holstein PLLC is pleased to announce Charles H. Kee has joined the firm as senior counsel in its Matrimonial and Family Law Practice, based in the firm's Ithaca office. Kee focuses his practice on divorce, child custody, and child support matters. He brings extensive litigation and trial experience, including a background in criminal prosecution
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New York’s Personnel Records Law Requires Employers to Rethink Their Current Practices
Beginning November 8, 2026, New York employers will have five business days to provide a current or former employee with a copy of the employee’s personnel record following a written request. That short deadline is only one part of a new law that will change how employers create, maintain, and communicate information about their employees.
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Bousquet Holstein in partnership with Ithaca Children’s Garden presents a virtual Wills & Trusts Seminar
Join Bousquet Holstein and Ithaca Children's Garden for an informative seminar featuring the basics of Wills and Trusts. Having a plan in place can help protect your assets, ensure your wishes are honored, and provide peace of mind for the people who matter most. Whether you're creating an estate plan for the first time or
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The Revocable Living Trust: What It Does, What It Doesn’t, and When It Makes Sense in New York
Few estate planning tools are more widely recommended — or more widely misunderstood — than the revocable living trust. Clients often arrive convinced that a trust will save taxes, shield assets from creditors, or protect them if they ever need nursing home care. A revocable trust does none of those things. What it does do,
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