Trenton, NJ
Elder law Lawyer at Trenton, NJ
Practice Areas: Elder Law, Medicaid & Medicare ... +3 more
It sounds like in the first place the person seeking the advice would not have a fiduciary relationship to the person with dementia. In other...
Unfortunately, this question is difficult to answer without more information about the family situation, among other things. A home can sometimes...
Yes, there is. However, the state and federal laws are making it increasingly difficult to do so, and it is more of a science than an art at this...
What does the client want, and what are you willing to give in order to make the matter go away? Wtih a matter like this, you'd be surprised how...
You'd be surprised how just asking them questions might be helpful. They may not want to give you legal advice, but they are more likely to help...
Here's the thing. You'd have to prove that she agreed to pay you back for these things, and you'd have to prove what she paid you and what you...
Mr. Kaman is right. It doesn't get any simpler than that. 21 means 21.
At the risk of sounding insufficiently cautious, if you tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth you will be fine. If you let...
There's no way really to tell based on what you've told us. Do you have any kind of employment agreement with them? Have they promised you your...
Anything with named beneficiaries will go to that beneficiary. Anything that doesn't have that named beneficiary will go according to the intestacy...
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