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NAELA News Release about Our Victory in NJ Supreme Court Allowing State Pensions to be Paid to Special Needs Trusts

NAELA Aids Win for Children With Disabilities of Retired New Jersey Police and Firefighters New Jersey Supreme Court decision allows survivor benefits to...

•October 18, 2014•Donald Vanarelli•No comments

Challenge to Summary Administration Fails; Pre-Death Distributions by Power of Attorney Were “Unconventional” But Not Fraudulent

Following the decedent’s death, one of his three children applied for summary administration of the estate pursuant to N.J.S.A. 3B:10-4, which governs intestate...

•October 13, 2014•Donald Vanarelli•No comments

Major Overhaul of Medicaid, Extending Eligibility to Many New Jersey Residents, Scheduled for November 1, 2014

New Jersey’s Qualified Income Trust Template For many years, Medicaid programs available to elderly and disabled New Jersey residents to help pay for...

•October 9, 2014•Donald Vanarelli•No comments

Entry of Order Determining Issue of Genuine Dispute was Erroneous; Failure to Give Adverse Party Five Days to Object Violated New Jersey Court Rules

In In re Tomei Trust, in connection with a family dispute regarding ownership of a business, plaintiff sought to terminate a trust he...

•October 8, 2014•Donald Vanarelli•No comments

In Appointment of Guardian, Appellate Division Overrides “Kinship-Hierarchy Preference” Where Result Would Be Contrary To Best Interests Of The Ward

In re S.H. was a contested guardianship litigation centering on who should be appointed guardian for S.H., a twenty-eight year old incapacitated woman. S.H....

•October 6, 2014•Donald Vanarelli•No comments

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NAELA News Release about Our Victory in NJ Supreme Court Allowing State Pensions to be Paid to Special Needs Trusts

Challenge to Summary Administration Fails; Pre-Death Distributions by Power of Attorney Were “Unconventional” But Not Fraudulent

Major Overhaul of Medicaid, Extending Eligibility to Many New Jersey Residents, Scheduled for November 1, 2014

Entry of Order Determining Issue of Genuine Dispute was Erroneous; Failure to Give Adverse Party Five Days to Object Violated New Jersey Court Rules

In Appointment of Guardian, Appellate Division Overrides “Kinship-Hierarchy Preference” Where Result Would Be Contrary To Best Interests Of The Ward

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NAELA News Release about Our Victory in NJ Supreme Court Allowing State Pensions to be Paid to Special Needs Trusts

Challenge to Summary Administration Fails; Pre-Death Distributions by Power of Attorney Were “Unconventional” But Not Fraudulent

Major Overhaul of Medicaid, Extending Eligibility to Many New Jersey Residents, Scheduled for November 1, 2014

Entry of Order Determining Issue of Genuine Dispute was Erroneous; Failure to Give Adverse Party Five Days to Object Violated New Jersey Court Rules

In Appointment of Guardian, Appellate Division Overrides “Kinship-Hierarchy Preference” Where Result Would Be Contrary To Best Interests Of The Ward

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