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Jul

Proposed IRS Regulations Establish Guidelines for New ABLE Accounts for People with Disabilities

In a recent press release, the Internal Revenue Service announced the release of proposed regulations...

Jun

Appellate Division Permits Property Owner’s Claims Against Banks To Survive

In Slack v. Wells Fargo Bank, the plaintiff and her brother held title to their...

Jun

Preparing To Be Deposed: Tips For The Potential Deposition Witness

Preparing to be deposed in a civil litigation can be a daunting task. A deposition...

Jun

New VA Rule Extends Presumption of Service-Connected Disability Based On Agent Orange Exposure To Certain Air Force and Air Force Reserve Personnel

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has amended its regulation governing individuals presumed to have...

Jun

Property Left at Gravesite is “Abandoned;” Conversion Claim for Removal of Property is Dismissed

In Taffaro v. Taffaro, the plaintiff sued his half-sister claiming that she removed decorations and...

Jun

Websites May Protect the Free Speech Rights of Anonymous Commenters

In a case of first impression, the New Jersey court of appeals held that websites...

Jun

Malpractice Action Against Assisted Living Facility Dismissed; Plaintiff’s Psychiatrist-Expert Not Qualified To Render Opinion On Assisted Living Standard Of Care

In Singer v. Emeritus Senior Living Center, following a series of falls and the later...

Jun

SSA Clarifies Its Position on Court-Established Special Needs Trusts

After advocates criticized the Social Security Administration (SSA) for refusing to allow court-established Special Needs...

Jun

Posting Threats on Facebook and Other Social Media, Without More, is Not a Crime

In May 2010, Anthony Douglas Elonis’s wife of nearly seven years left him, taking with...

Jun

No Reduction In Medicaid’s Transfer Penalty Unless ALL Transferred Assets Are Returned To The Applicant

In the C.C. v. Division of Medical Assistance and Health Services case, plaintiff filed an application...

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

Proposed IRS Regulations Establish Guidelines for New ABLE Accounts for People with Disabilities

Appellate Division Permits Property Owner’s Claims Against Banks To Survive

Preparing To Be Deposed: Tips For The Potential Deposition Witness

New VA Rule Extends Presumption of Service-Connected Disability Based On Agent Orange Exposure To Certain Air Force and Air Force Reserve Personnel

Property Left at Gravesite is “Abandoned;” Conversion Claim for Removal of Property is Dismissed

Websites May Protect the Free Speech Rights of Anonymous Commenters

Malpractice Action Against Assisted Living Facility Dismissed; Plaintiff’s Psychiatrist-Expert Not Qualified To Render Opinion On Assisted Living Standard Of Care

SSA Clarifies Its Position on Court-Established Special Needs Trusts

Posting Threats on Facebook and Other Social Media, Without More, is Not a Crime

No Reduction In Medicaid’s Transfer Penalty Unless ALL Transferred Assets Are Returned To The Applicant

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

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