Blog – Page 61 – Vanarell & Li, LLC, Westfield, NJ Elder Law Attorneys

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Divorcing couple can use colla…

Divorcing couple can use collaborative divorce to achieve resolution peacefully even though they don’t get...

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Appeals ct reverses attys fee …

Appeals ct reverses attys fee award to Medicaid applicant wrongly denied benefits & removed from...

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Fed ct permanently enjoins NJ …

Fed ct permanently enjoins NJ imposing ‘never ending” penalty for gifts made by applicants for...

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Federal District Court Permanently Enjoins NJ From Imposing “Never Ending” Penalty For Gifts Made By Applicants For Services Under Medicaid Waiver Programs

Soon after the passage of the Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 (DRA), New Jersey’s Division...

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American Assn of Life Underwri…

American Assn of Life Underwriters recent report finds “uncertainty remains in the Senate” concerning estate...

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Rutgers Poll finds 48% of NJ r…

Rutgers Poll finds 48% of NJ residents support the new health care law, 40% oppose...

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My Paper On The Impact That Financial Exploitation Of An Elderly Person Has On Eligibility For Medicaid Benefits Was Published In The NAELA Journal

The Journal of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (“NAELA Journal”) is a semiannual...

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Kansas Supreme Court rejects l…

Kansas Supreme Court rejects legal action seeking to reverse cuts in services for people with...

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My article on the effect of fi…

My article on the effect of financial exploitation on elder’s eligibility for Medicaid published in...

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N. Carolina Bar is first to co…

N. Carolina Bar is first to consider an ethics opinion on cloud-computing or web-based services...

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“Flash mob” in South Orang…

“Flash mob” in South Orange, NJ prompt police to monitor text messages,Twitter and Facebook to...

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Checklist of common early warn…

Checklist of common early warning signs indicating your child falls somewhere on the autism spectrum....

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NJ Sup Ct Widens Cleric-Penite…

NJ Sup Ct Widens Cleric-Penitent Privilege-Includes Statements an “objectively reasonable” person believes confidential http://bit.ly/dzNaEK

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NJ taxpayers in 11 counties ha…

NJ taxpayers in 11 counties have until May 11 (not April 15) to file their...

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Dissent Calls Majority Opinion…

Dissent Calls Majority Opinion “Indefensible”, Creating A “Kafkaeque Adjudicatory Process” For Disabled Veterans. http://bit.ly/bLFYn5

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Dissent Calls Majority Opinion “Indefensible”, Creating A “Kafkaeque Adjudicatory Process” Preventing Disabled Veterans From Getting Benefits

David L. Henderson joined the military in 1950, and was discharged while on active duty...

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