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As the population ages, elder care and estate law have become increasingly crucial areas of legal practice. Whether you’re planning for your own future or assisting a loved one, understanding the nuances of these laws can help protect your assets,
Wills are an important topic in estate law NJ and elder law NJ. A will states how a person’s property will be distributed after they die. It also states who will be the executor of the will. Additionally, it can
For many elderly individuals, Medicaid becomes very important as a means to obtain medical care in their later years. However, because Medicaid is a needs-based program, it has income guidelines that must be followed. Thus, many seniors must spend down
Navigating the complexities of elder care can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to understanding the differences between Medicare and Medicaid. These two programs play crucial roles in supporting the health and financial well-being of seniors, but they serve different
Before anyone can enroll in Medicaid, the government conducts a financial eligibility check. Primarily, they’re looking to ensure that applicants have exhausted all available funds. What many families don’t realize, however, is that the government examines five years’ worth of
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New York Estates Powers and Trust Law (“EPTL”) Section 5-1.1-A provides a right of election for the surviving spouse to take a share of his or her spouse’s estate, no matter what the will provides. The current law pertaining to
Elder law and estate law attorneys are fairly regularly confronted with situations in which a person dies without a last will and testament. Like many people, you may wonder how an estate is settled when the deceased individual never prepared.
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While it may be uncomfortable to think about the inevitable prospect of one’s own aging and death, failure to do so could have dire consequences for the families of those who have died before finalizing a will or a plan
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(844) 562-3572
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Deliveries:
354 Eisenhower Parkway
Suite 1250 Livingston, NJ 07039