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May

For The First Time, New Jersey Court Permits Service of Process Via Facebook Post

In a case of first impression in New Jersey, Hon. Stephan C. Hansbury, Presiding Judge...

May

ABA Issues Major Ethics Opinion on Unencrypted Email and Other Electronic Communications

In a major new ethics opinion, the American Bar Association’s Standing Committee on Ethics and Professional...

May

Adult Children Can Be Paid for Caring for Parents Applying for VA Pension Even if the Children Are Not Licensed Care Professionals

Under regulations governing needs-based pension benefits provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs, adult children...

May

US Supreme Court Warns Lower Courts: Arbitration Agreements Must Be Evaluated “On Equal Footing” With Other Contracts

Kindred v. Clark involves two Kentucky cases, in which family members of deceased Kindred nursing...

May

Big Increase in Medicaid’s “Penalty Divisor”

New Jersey’s Medicaid rules are complicated, and always changing. One such change in the rules...

May

Nursing Home Cannot Compel Arbitration When Capacity of Resident Who Signed Admissions Agreement is Questionable

James Patterson entered Care One at Moorestown on September 3, 2014. He had various serious...

May

New Video on Elder Financial Abuse from the Departments of Banking and Securities and Aging of the State of Pennsylvania

Financial abuse of the elderly has been called the “crime of the 21st century.” The...

May

Donald D. Vanarelli, Esq. Attends NAELA Annual Conference on Elder Law and Special Needs Planning

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May

Donald D. Vanarelli, Esq. to Present at the “2017 Sophisticated Elder Law” Seminar

Donald D. Vanarelli, Esq. (http://VanarelliLaw.com/) will present at the “2017 Sophisticated Elder Law” seminar given...

May

Donald D. Vanarelli, Esq. to Present at the 2017 “Elder Law in a Day” Seminar

Donald D. Vanarelli, Esq. (http://VanarelliLaw.com/) will present at the 2017 “Elder Law in a Day”...

May

In Litigation Over Lost Will, Appeals Court Remands Case, Ruling Decedent May Have Destroyed Will With Intent To Revoke It

Before his death, Arthur Zito was the subject of a contested guardianship litigation, in which...

Apr

A Guide to Needs-Based VA Pension Benefits and Medicaid Planning

The needs-based pension program from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is a disability benefits...

Apr

Medicare Is Still Using “Failure to Improve” To Wrongly Deny Coverage, But Things Are Improving

In 2013, a settlement was reached in Jimmo v. Sebelius, Docket No. 11-cv-17 (D.Vt., January...

Apr

How Does an ABLE Account Impact Eligibility for Public Benefit Programs Based Upon Financial Need?

New Jersey’s ABLE law (the acronym is short for “Achieving a Better Life Experience”) went...

Apr

Son Who Unduly Influenced Mother Could Be Appointed As Her Guardian; Evidence Did Not Support Court’s Change Of Beneficiary Designation On TOD Account; Counsel Fees Denied Because Litigation Was A “Fight Between Brothers”

In 1997, Evelyn Worley’s son Dwight assisted her in opening a $100,000 Transfer On Death...

Apr

For The First Time, New Jersey Court Permits Service of Process Via Facebook Post

ABA Issues Major Ethics Opinion on Unencrypted Email and Other Electronic Communications

Adult Children Can Be Paid for Caring for Parents Applying for VA Pension Even if the Children Are Not Licensed Care Professionals

US Supreme Court Warns Lower Courts: Arbitration Agreements Must Be Evaluated “On Equal Footing” With Other Contracts

Big Increase in Medicaid’s “Penalty Divisor”

Nursing Home Cannot Compel Arbitration When Capacity of Resident Who Signed Admissions Agreement is Questionable

New Video on Elder Financial Abuse from the Departments of Banking and Securities and Aging of the State of Pennsylvania

Donald D. Vanarelli, Esq. Attends NAELA Annual Conference on Elder Law and Special Needs Planning

Donald D. Vanarelli, Esq. to Present at the “2017 Sophisticated Elder Law” Seminar

Donald D. Vanarelli, Esq. to Present at the 2017 “Elder Law in a Day” Seminar

In Litigation Over Lost Will, Appeals Court Remands Case, Ruling Decedent May Have Destroyed Will With Intent To Revoke It

A Guide to Needs-Based VA Pension Benefits and Medicaid Planning

Medicare Is Still Using “Failure to Improve” To Wrongly Deny Coverage, But Things Are Improving

How Does an ABLE Account Impact Eligibility for Public Benefit Programs Based Upon Financial Need?

Son Who Unduly Influenced Mother Could Be Appointed As Her Guardian; Evidence Did Not Support Court’s Change Of Beneficiary Designation On TOD Account; Counsel Fees Denied Because Litigation Was A “Fight Between Brothers”

How to Write a Memorandum of Intent to Guide the Trustees of a Special Needs Trust

NJ’s Division of Consumer Affairs Issued Warning About Non-Lawyers Who Assist Consumers Filing Medicaid Applications

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Social Security Eliminates Rule Giving Opinions of Treating Doctors “Greater Weight” Than Other Medical Providers

Dispute Between Adult Children About Their Parents’ Nursing Home Placement Is Not Domestic Violence

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