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Jun

Power Of Attorney Who Withdrew Money For Medicaid Planning Not Required To Return Funds

A power of attorney does not have to return money she took from her now...

Jun

Federal Case Dismissed After NJ Reverses Interpretation of Caregiver Child Exemption to Medicaid Asset Transfer Rules

In 1986, Plaintiff Andres Nieves, Sr. purchased a home in Dover, New Jersey (the “home”)...

Jun

Descendants Of Great-Grandparents May Not Inherit As Intestate Heirs In New Jersey

Sally Rosenthal passed away on February 16, 2015. She was unmarried, had no children and...

Jun

Once A Transfer Of Assets Penalty Is Imposed By Medicaid, The Penalty May Not Be Interrupted Or Suspended

Z.P. was a resident of Aristacare at Cedar Oaks in South Plainfield, New Jersey. Z.P....

Jun

Medicaid Applicant’s Assets Are Not “Available Resources” When Applicant Is Incapacitated

A Texas appeals court held that the state could not count the assets of a...

Jun

Special Needs Planning News | June 2019

For additional information concerning special needs planning visit: https://vanarellilaw.com/special-needs-disability-planning/ Call 908-232-7400 or click here to...

Jun

Elder and Disability Law News | June 2019

For additional information concerning elder and disability law visit: https://vanarellilaw.com/legal-services/ Call 908-232-7400 or click here...

May

Medicaid’s “Penalty Divisor” Recently Increased Slightly, By $7.99 Per Day

Earlier this month, New Jersey’s Division of Medical Assistance and Health Services (DMAHS), the State...

May

The Impact of ABLE Accounts on Eligibility for Section 8 Housing

On April 26, 2019, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) issued a...

May

Failure To Provide Medicaid Recipient With Notice Of Adverse Benefit Determination Results In Reversal

Petitioner, a severely impaired young woman, resides at home with her father, her primary caregiver....

May

Donald D. Vanarelli (Retired), Esq. to Present the Case Law Update at the 2019 “Elder Law in a Day” Seminar

Donald D. Vanarelli (Retired), Esq. (https://vanarellilaw.com/) will present at the 2019 “Elder Law in a...

May

Were Pre-Death Transfers Valid Gifts, or the Result of Undue Influence?

In a decision by Honorable Robert P. Contillo, P.J.Ch. that was affirmed by our Appellate...

May

Designated Representative May Have Standing To Pursue Medicaid Appeal After Applicant’s Death

J.G., an indigent nursing home resident, applied for Medicaid benefits. While his Medicaid application was...

May

Assisted Living Facility May Pursue Tortious Interference With Contractual Relationship Claim Against Discharged Resident’s Son

New Jersey appeals court allows an assisted living facility pursue a tortious interference with contractual...

May

Power Of Attorney Who Withdrew Money For Medicaid Planning Not Required To Return Funds

Federal Case Dismissed After NJ Reverses Interpretation of Caregiver Child Exemption to Medicaid Asset Transfer Rules

Descendants Of Great-Grandparents May Not Inherit As Intestate Heirs In New Jersey

Once A Transfer Of Assets Penalty Is Imposed By Medicaid, The Penalty May Not Be Interrupted Or Suspended

Medicaid Applicant’s Assets Are Not “Available Resources” When Applicant Is Incapacitated

Special Needs Planning News | June 2019

Elder and Disability Law News | June 2019

Medicaid’s “Penalty Divisor” Recently Increased Slightly, By $7.99 Per Day

The Impact of ABLE Accounts on Eligibility for Section 8 Housing

Failure To Provide Medicaid Recipient With Notice Of Adverse Benefit Determination Results In Reversal

Donald D. Vanarelli (Retired), Esq. to Present the Case Law Update at the 2019 “Elder Law in a Day” Seminar

Were Pre-Death Transfers Valid Gifts, or the Result of Undue Influence?

Designated Representative May Have Standing To Pursue Medicaid Appeal After Applicant’s Death

Assisted Living Facility May Pursue Tortious Interference With Contractual Relationship Claim Against Discharged Resident’s Son

2019 Social Security Trustees Report: Financial Problems Ahead

While The Medicaid Agency Must Assist Applicants, The Agency Is Not Required To Obtain Bank Records

Unsigned, Unreviewed Will Can’t Be Admitted to Probate, Regardless of the Decedent’s Intent

After Settlement of Probate Litigation, Executor Can Require a Refunding Bond Before Releasing Settlement Funds

Special Needs Planning News | May 2019

Elder and Disability Law News | May 2019

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