Blog – Page 45 – Vanarell & Li, LLC, Westfield, NJ Elder Law Attorneys

May

Lawsuit May Proceed Against CCRC For Misleading Marketing

In DeSimone v. Springpoint Senior Living, the son of a deceased CCRC resident sued the...

May

Top 10 New Jersey Elder Law and Special Needs Planning Cases Decided in 2014

The 17th Annual Elder Law Retreat, presented by the New Jersey State Bar Association Elder and...

May

Attorney Donald D. Vanarelli (Retired) Celebrates 15 Years of Highest Possible Attorney Rating

Donald D. Vanarelli (Retired), a Westfield, NJ attorney whose primary area of practice is Elder Law and Special Needs...

May

Home Care Agency that Failed to Individually Bond Caregivers Held Liable for Caregivers’ Theft, and for Violating the Consumer Fraud Act

After reading about the Macallan Group d/b/a/ Home Care Assistance of Red Bank, New Jersey...

Apr

Lifetime Achievement Award Presented to Donald D. Vanarelli (Retired), New Jersey Elder Law and Estate Planning Attorney

State Bar Association’s Elder and Disability Law Section Presents its Highest Honor, the Lifetime Achievement...

Apr

Attorneys Representing An Estate May Owe A Duty Of Care To Non-Clients Who Are Beneficiaries Of The Estate

The New Jersey appeals court reversed a trial court’s dismissal of a legal malpractice action...

Apr

Distributions From Special Needs Trust Cause Ineligibility For Housing Assistance Under Section 8 Program

A federal district court ruled that a public housing authority properly counted distributions from a...

Apr

Beneficiaries Omitted From Trust By Mistake Can Sue Lawyer Who Prepared Trust

A Pennsylvania appeals court held that beneficiaries omitted from trust have standing to sue the...

Apr

Preferences Expressed by Incapacitated Person Entitled to Court Consideration

A New Jersey appellate court ruled that a person who is incapacitated may still be...

Mar

Ethics Rules Clarified for NY Lawyers Who Use LinkedIn

On March 10, 2015, the New York County Lawyers Association (“NYCLA”) weighed in on the...

Mar

Understanding ABLE: Achieving A Better Life Experience Act Explained

The Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act became law on December 19, 2014....

Mar

Vanarelli & Li, LLC Launches VanarelliLaw.com Website

Leading NJ Elder Law and Estate Planning Attorney continues to set industry standards for best...

Mar

Vanarelli & Li, LLC Launches VanarelliLaw.com Website

Leading NJ Elder Law and Estate Planning Attorney continues to set industry standards for best...

Mar

Disabled Vet Ordered Into VA Nursing Home Against His Wishes So His Limited Income Can Be Used To Pay Alimony

New Jersey’s Appellate Court ruled that, under the appropriate circumstances, it is equitable to require...

Mar

Divorce and Equitable Distribution Ordered After Spouse’s Death to Prevent Unjust Enrichment and Fraud

New Jersey appeals court holds that divorce and equitable distribution of marital assets may be...

Mar

Adult Child Has No Legal Right To An Inheritance Since New Jersey Law Permits Parents To Disinherit Their Children

A trial court in Bergen County held that a parent’s promise to leave assets to...

Mar

Virginia Lawyer Who Bungled Client’s Will Liable to Will Beneficiaries, While Claims Filed by Trust Beneficiaries against Florida Lawyer Dismissed

As a general rule, an attorney hired to prepare a will or trust for a...

Mar

Marriage Does Not Create a “Presumptive Right” to a Deceased Spouse’s Life Insurance Benefits

A New Jersey appeals court rejected a surviving spouse’s public policy argument to adopt a...

Mar

Proposed VA Rule Changes Harmful to Elderly and Disabled Wartime Veterans

On January 23, 2015, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) issued proposed regulations related to...

Feb

New Jersey Pays $100,000 in Legal Fees in Federal Lawsuit Excluding VA Pension as Income for Medicaid

Here are checks from the State of New Jersey issued to plaintiffs’ counsel as a...

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Lawsuit May Proceed Against CCRC For Misleading Marketing

Top 10 New Jersey Elder Law and Special Needs Planning Cases Decided in 2014

Attorney Donald D. Vanarelli (Retired) Celebrates 15 Years of Highest Possible Attorney Rating

Home Care Agency that Failed to Individually Bond Caregivers Held Liable for Caregivers’ Theft, and for Violating the Consumer Fraud Act

Lifetime Achievement Award Presented to Donald D. Vanarelli (Retired), New Jersey Elder Law and Estate Planning Attorney

Attorneys Representing An Estate May Owe A Duty Of Care To Non-Clients Who Are Beneficiaries Of The Estate

Distributions From Special Needs Trust Cause Ineligibility For Housing Assistance Under Section 8 Program

Beneficiaries Omitted From Trust By Mistake Can Sue Lawyer Who Prepared Trust

Preferences Expressed by Incapacitated Person Entitled to Court Consideration

Ethics Rules Clarified for NY Lawyers Who Use LinkedIn

Understanding ABLE: Achieving A Better Life Experience Act Explained

Vanarelli & Li, LLC Launches VanarelliLaw.com Website

Vanarelli & Li, LLC Launches VanarelliLaw.com Website

Disabled Vet Ordered Into VA Nursing Home Against His Wishes So His Limited Income Can Be Used To Pay Alimony

Divorce and Equitable Distribution Ordered After Spouse’s Death to Prevent Unjust Enrichment and Fraud

Adult Child Has No Legal Right To An Inheritance Since New Jersey Law Permits Parents To Disinherit Their Children

Virginia Lawyer Who Bungled Client’s Will Liable to Will Beneficiaries, While Claims Filed by Trust Beneficiaries against Florida Lawyer Dismissed

Marriage Does Not Create a “Presumptive Right” to a Deceased Spouse’s Life Insurance Benefits

Proposed VA Rule Changes Harmful to Elderly and Disabled Wartime Veterans

New Jersey Pays $100,000 in Legal Fees in Federal Lawsuit Excluding VA Pension as Income for Medicaid

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