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Trustee Of Special Needs Trust Cleared Of Frivolous Conduct By NY Appeals Court, Which Also Removed Sanctions

(The following blog post is adapted from a summary of this case on the ElderLawAnswers website. Mr. Vanarelli is a founding member of...

•January 29, 2019•Donald Vanarelli•No comments

Nursing Home Resident’s Son Who Filed A Medicaid Application Which Was Denied Did Not Breach Admissions Agreement

A New Jersey appeals court held that a nursing home is not entitled to summary judgment in a case alleging breach of the...

•January 27, 2019•Donald Vanarelli•No comments

Bequest From Elderly Bank Customer To Bank Employee Upheld On Appeal

The decedent was an elderly man with no immediate family. His Last Will and Testament left his estate to a cousin, several charities...

•January 25, 2019•Donald Vanarelli•No comments

Applicant’s Excess Income In Qualified Income Trust Cannot Be Considered In Determining Medicaid Eligibility

M.K. resided in an assisted living facility (ALF) since 2006. She applied for Medicaid benefits and was approved as of May 1, 2015....

•January 21, 2019•Donald Vanarelli•No comments

Aged / Disabled Veterans And Dependents May Be Eligible For VA Pension Benefits To Help Pay Long-Term Care Costs

Veterans and their families should be aware of the various benefits that may be available to them through the United States Department of...

•January 19, 2019•Donald Vanarelli•No comments

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