Our Articles (3/4)
Medicaid Exemptions for Transfers of Assets
Medicaid allows asset transfers in some circumstances. If a transfer meets one of these exceptions, it would not affect the eligibility of the applicant.
Representative Payee for Social Security Benefits
Social Security's Representative Payment Program provides benefit payment management for beneficiaries incapable of managing their SS and SSI payments.
Building an Undue Influence Case
Many people walk in the attorney's door seeking to contest a will easily. Nevertheless, undue influence cases must be developed and supported by facts.
Changes to Veterans Benefits
On June 2018, the VA Mission Act was signed into law. Its purpose is to expand long-term care and post-acute care (LT/PAC) options for veterans.
Achieving a Better Life Experience Act
In 2014, President Obama signed into law The Stephen Beck, Jr., Achieving a Better Life Experience Act (ABLE Act). In January 2016, NJ enacted its version.
Abuse of the Elderly
Unfortunately, we all hear stories about the elderly becoming targets of financial, physical or emotional abuse or neglect. This a growing problem.
Contested Guardianships and Mediation
Guardianships typically involve who will control the personal care and finances of a person who is unable to manage their own affairs. Mediation is key.
Choosing the Right Attorney
It is important that you select your attorney with caution, due to the serious nature of litigation and your various legal needs.
Qualifying for Medicaid
To qualify, an applicant must meet certain criteria established by Medicaid for income and assets as set forth under New Jersey's administrative regulations.
Preventing Identity Theft
Preventing identity theft is a matter of being pro-active and always vigilant! Here are common sense approaches which will protect you under most conditions.
