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Elder Law
In Sable v. Velez, applicants were denied Medicaid because of promissory notes owned by the...
The Director of New Jersey Medicaid recently decided that, when a couple is institutionalized, the...
Very often, family members provide assistance in caring for an aged or disabled loved one. ...
Matter of Mildred B. Trocolor involved a dispute between two of the decedent’s adult children...
A self-settled special needs trust is exempt from being counted as a “resource,” for purposes...
Here are my selections for the top ten (10) twelve (12) New Jersey elder law...
(The 13th Annual Elder and Disability Law Symposium was held on September 29, 2010 at...
The concept of what constitutes a “confidential relationship” (one of the elements creating a presumption...
New Jersey estate planning attorneys were again reminded of the conflict of interest minefield they...
Lawyers who regularly deal with elderly and disabled clients like I do often confront the...
A North Carolina appeals court recently held that assets owned by an incompetent Medicaid recipient...
Heriberto Pumarejo transferred the ownership of his home to his son, Herbert Pumarejo, Jr., for...
Don Vanarelli’s Unofficial List of the TOP TEN REASONS TO ATTEND THIS YEAR’S ELDER LAW...
Each year, the Elder and Disability Law Section of the New Jersey State Bar Association...
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