Voorhees, NJ
Estate planning Lawyer at Voorhees, NJ
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Elder Law ... +6 more
It’s not uncommon for seniors to name one person in their power of attorney document to handle their finances if they become incapacitated, and to name someone else to make decisions for them in their...
See Full GuideIn our first legal guide, we outlined the benefits of establishing a personal care contract. Nevertheless, personal care contracts are not only helpful with Medicaid, but they can also smooth over iss...
See Full GuideA growing number of seniors are providing a salary or other form of reimbursement to their family members who provide them with personal care. If you’re thinking of doing so, it can be a very good ide...
See Full GuideThere is no free lunch and for some beneficiaries, there is no free inheritance because a will or trust states that in order to get money or property the beneficiary must do or not do certain things....
See Full GuideOften because of the death of a loved one, or because a senior is downsizing and moving – we need to get rid of some or all of them. An estate sale is one way to dispose of possessions that you no lon...
See Full GuideMedicare beneficiaries often buy “Medigap” insurance policies that pay for many of regular Medicare’s deductibles and copayments. As a result of a new law passed by Congress Starting in 2020 Medigap p...
See Full GuideBefore it approves a medicine for human use, the federal Food and Drug Administration requires rigorous clinical trials to ensure that it is safe and effective. These clinical trials can take many ye...
See Full GuideTrusts can be the linchpin of a solid estate plan. But it’s important to remember that you can’t just set up a trust and forget about it. It’s a good idea to periodically review how your trusts are w...
See Full GuideCongress recently approved a new kind of tax-saving account for the benefit of families with disabled children. It’s called an Achieving a Better Life Experience, or ABLE, account. An ABLE account is...
See Full GuideIncluding online assets in estate planning is a new thing, and the legal rules aren’t always entirely clear. But a number of states are now considering laws that will make things easier. Delaware re...
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