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Losing Party In Will Contest Awarded Over $400,000 In Attorneys Fees As She Had “Reasonable Cause To Contest Will”

This lawsuit was actively litigated for nearly a decade. In this case, a sister filed a lawsuit against her brother regarding the Last...
•November 7, 2021••No comments
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Using Estate Planning Strategies To Prepare For Medicaid Eligibility

Long-term care comes at a tremendous financial price, especially around-the-clock nursing home care. The cost of a private room in a nursing home...
•November 3, 2021••No comments
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Despite Assets Gifted By Couple Returned Solely To Healthy Spouse, Medicaid Eligibility Established For Ill Spouse

L.C. and his spouse R.S. sold their marital residence, and gave the proceeds of sale and other cash gifts to their daughter V.R....
•November 1, 2021••No comments
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Applicant’s Inability to Produce Documents, Despite Timely and Persistent Efforts, Results in Denial of Medicaid Benefits

C.H., a resident of a long-term care facility, filed an application for nursing home Medicaid benefits. The Medicaid agency requested additional financial documentation...
•October 21, 2021••No comments
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Bank Not Negligent For Failing To Safeguard Accounts By Investigating Transfers Made By Customer’s Power Of Attorney

Ralph Sandor died on January 20, 2018, at the age of 107. The Court appointed an Administrator Pendente Lite of the decedent’s estate...
•October 18, 2021••No comments
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