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Rules for VA Fiduciaries

When a veteran, or his/her survivor, has been awarded benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) but is unable to manage his/her...
•March 4, 2014••No comments
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Making Appropriate Disbursements From First Party Special Needs Trusts

A Special Needs Trust, sometimes called a Supplemental Needs Trust (SNT), is a trust designed to qualify or preserve the trust beneficiary’s eligibility...
•March 2, 2014••No comments
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Why Your Medicaid Application Should Be Entrusted To An Elder Law Attorney

What Is Medicaid? Medicaid is a government program through which many elderly and disabled people receive care at home or in a nursing...
•February 26, 2014••No comments
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CMS Provides Guidance on Application of Medicaid’s Estate Recovery and Asset Transfer Rules to Medicaid Recipients Eligible Under The Affordable Care Act

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has released a letter (CMS Letter SMD-14-001) to States with guidance on how to apply...
•February 25, 2014••No comments
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Update On Federal Class Action Lawsuit To Prevent NJ From Counting VA Pension In Determining Medicaid Eligibility

I. The Facts. Plaintiff, Alma Galletta, who suffers from a variety of medical impairments, is the surviving spouse of a World War II...
•February 23, 2014••No comments
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