Four Provisions People Forget to Include in Their Estate Plan
Even if you’ve created an estate plan, are you sure you included everything you need to? There are certain provisions […]
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When A Qualified Income Trust Is All You Need
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Who Pays the Nursing Home While Waiting for Medicaid Approval?
Can a person apply for Medicaid before assets are spent down to below $2,000? Once assets are down to $2,000, […]
Better to Play it Safe: Proactive Estate Planning and Cognitive Impairment
Most financially savvy individuals begin planning their estate when they’re in peak mental shape. The idea that this might change […]
Avoid Living Probate: How to Keep Guardians and Conservators Out of Your Estate
While most proactive individuals know the importance of having a well-rounded estate plan, it is typically considered as something that […]
New Medicare Rule Encourages Doctors to Test for Alzheimer’s Disease and Offer Care Planning
A new Medicare rule will promote earlier diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease. Medicare will now reimburse primary care doctors who conduct […]
Sign a Power of Attorney Before It’s Too Late
In my last post to this blog, I explained why it is so important to put in place a durable […]
Top Reasons Everyone Needs a Comprehensive Power of Attorney
The benefits of a highly detailed, comprehensive durable power of attorney are numerous. Unfortunately, many powers of attorney are more […]
Fighting Nursing Home Discrimination Against Medicaid Recipients
Nursing home discrimination against Medicaid residents is illegal. While it is illegal for a nursing home to discriminate against a […]
NJ Supreme Court Rules Medicaid Planning Attorneys Do Planning-Non-Lawyers Engaged In Unauthorized Practice of Law
Joining the states of Florida, Ohio, and Tennessee, the Supreme Court of New Jersey has found that Medicaid planning attorneys […]
The Elder Law Attorney’s Role in Medicaid Planning
Do you need an elder law attorney for even “simple” Medicaid planning? The answer, as so often is the case […]