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“Caregiver Child” Exemption Denied; Medical Records Missing, And Medicare, Instead Of Caregiver, Paid For Care

R.K. transferred her one-third interest in a house she owned jointly with her daughter and son-in-law to her daughter. Less than five years...
•May 7, 2018••No comments
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Attorney Fee Awards Reversed On Appeal; Trial Judge’s Award of “Barely A Fraction” Of The Attorneys’ Time Was Abuse Of Discretion

The decedent was survived by her incapacitated son, for whom the decedent had previously been appointed guardian. Following the decedent’s death, there was...
•May 3, 2018••No comments
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Video Spotlight: On Certified Elder Law Attorneys

The video posted above informs viewers of the legal issues facing seniors, and the importance of seeking assistance with these issues from a...
•April 25, 2018••No comments
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Because Of Husband’s Undue Influence, Wife Must Disgorge Funds From Decedent’s Annuity

In 2006, the William Mallas executed a Last Will and Testament dividing his estate equally between his brother and niece. In March 2008,...
•April 23, 2018••No comments
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Appellate Division Issues Series Of Decisions In Favor Of Medicaid, All Relating To The Filing Of Untimely Appeals 

Between April 2, 2018 and April 11, 2018, the New Jersey Superior Court, Appellate Division, issued six separate opinions involving Medicaid. While this...
•April 20, 2018••No comments
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