New Jersey Elder Law Newsletters
- VA BENEFITS AND ASSISTED LIVING MEDICAID
- ANSWERS TO THE COMMON MEDICAID-PLANNING “MISCONCEPTIONS”
- NJ MEDICAID AND PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS
- CAN A PERSON BE TIED TO A CHAIR DUE TO A FEAR THAT HE/SHE MIGHT WANDER AWAY FROM A NURSING HOME?
- FALSEHOOD – THE LAW of NURSING HOMES
- PREPARING FOR A LOVED ONE’S LONG-TERM CARE IS SIMILAR TO PREPARING A FOOTBALL TEAM FOR AN UPCOMING GAME.
- CAN THE SPOUSE KEEP THE HOUSE?
- HOW SINGLE PEOPLE CAN PROTECT THEIR HOME
- FIVE COMMON ESTATE PLANNING ERRORS
- TRANSFERRING THE HOME TO A SIBLING
- IRS GIFTING V. MEDICAID GIFTING
- TRANSFERRING ASSETS AFTER ENTERING A SKILLED NURSING FACILITY
- MAKING HOLIDAY GIFTS TO FAMILY MEMBERS
- CAN A SKILLED NURSING FACILITY REQUIRE A FAMILY MEMBER TO SIGN A “RESPONSIBLE PARTY” AGREEMENT?
- HOW MUST A SKILLED NURSING FACILITY DETERMINE THE LEVEL OF CARE A PATIENT NEEDS?
- CAN A PATIENT BE DENIED THERAPY SERVICES, IN A SKILLED NURSING FACILITY, BECAUSE HE/SHE IS NOT MAKING PROGRESS?
- CAN THERAPY SERVICES BE DENIED WHEN MEDICARE REIMBURSEMENT HAS EXPIRED?
- IF A PATIENT IS NO LONGER ELIGIBLE FOR MEDICARE REIMBURSEMENT, MUST THAT PERSON LEAVE HIS/HER MEDICARE-CERTIFIED BED?
Our office helps people find the type of long-term care they deserve, while preserving their assets within the context of the law. We are available for in-house workshops, for your staff, on the subject of long-term care planning.
James E. De Martino is licensed to practice in the State of New Jersey.
Our practice is limited to estate planning, long-term care planning, and NJ Medicaid asset protection.