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Court Discusses The Legal Standard To Be Applied When Considering A Request By A Divorced Parent To Remove A Child To Another State

In Mary Elizabeth Walsh-Morales v. Jon D. Morales, Docket No. A0524-09T2 (Appellate Division, November 5, 2010), the state appeals court reiterated the legal...
•November 10, 2010••No comments
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Failure To Treat Children Equally Is Insufficient Grounds To Set Aside A Will For Lack Of Capacity Or Undue Influence

As an elder law attorney, I receive many inquires from potential clients asking me to evaluate a potential lawsuit against a sibling involving...
•November 5, 2010••No comments
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Judge Awards Benefits To Medicaid Applicant Who Made A Gift “Exclusively For A Purpose Other Than To Establish Medicaid Eligibility”

My law firm recently was successful on appeal in overturning the denial of Medicaid eligibility for an incapacitated client residing in a nursing...
•November 1, 2010••No comments
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Guide To Overcoming Legal and Psychological Barriers to Settlement in Elder Mediation

Problem:     Communication / Negotiation Issues Example:    Siblings’ long-standing mistrust of each other prevents them from putting differences aside and focusing on the...
•October 26, 2010••No comments
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Convening A Mediation

Convening a mediation involves getting often recalcitrant parties to participate in the mediation. It is both absolutely critical to the mediation process and...
•October 21, 2010••No comments
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