You know what they say about the cobbler’s children going without shoes… My family recently realized we had made a classic mistake that any Elder Law attorney will warn about. About 10 years ago my parents entered a Continuing Care…
Update: The implementation date for the "look back" has been extended from July 1, 2021 to January 1, 2022. This means that you have a few more months before the increased restrictions take effect. If you feel you are likely…
Some people have been putting off their estate planning due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Many have also postponed their long-term care planning. Critical documents such as their Power of Attorney and Health Care Proxy have not been put in place.…
The Power of Attorney (“POA”) is an important document most people should have, particularly seniors. The POA gives authority to an agent you choose to act on your behalf with regard to the matters and issues specified in the document. …
2021 Quick Summary Chart for New York Medicaid Levels Key Information: Asset ("Resource") Eligibility Levels Maximum Home Equity that does not count towards Resources Income Eligibility Levels "Regional Rates" used to calculate the Nursing Home Penalty Period Printable Version: 2021…
The end of the year is always busy – but don’t put off planning for your long-term care! Upcoming changes to New York’s Medicaid program make it more compelling than ever to take action now, if you see long-term care…
September 24, 2020, 5:30 -7:30 PM Continuing Education Course for Social Workers, Certified Case Managers and Licensed Mental Health Counselors: Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts, and Beneficiary Designations COST: None, by arrangement with Artis Senior Living TO SIGN UP: Email Jonathan Rivera, Director…
“Free Elder Law Consultation” – or -- “I Just Need a Will”: Two Misguided Ideas 5 Reasons Why a Comprehensive Paid Consultation with an Estate Planning/Elder Law Attorney is a Valuable Investment If you’re concerned about how your “golden…
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The New York State budget enacted in April made dramatic changes to the state’s Medicaid Program. Two key, and extremely consequential, changes are (a) a new 30-month “look back” for Community Medicaid services, and (b) new requirements to qualify for…