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  Earlier this month, a New Jersey appeals court held that a Medicaid applicant’s son qualified for the caretaker child exemption despite working outside the home as a teacher and hiring aides to help him […]

  In a recent case out of Minnesota, Pfoser v. Harpstead, the state Supreme Court affirmed the decision of the court of appeals, thus affirming the district court’s decision to reverse a transfer penalty imposed […]

  When seeking Medicaid benefits, married couples have a lot to consider. Besides making sure they meet the eligibility requirements, you must also address the specific, and potentially uncommon, details of their case. For instance, […]

Marketing Gurus Encourage Use of Direct Mail, Creative Campaigns in Times of Crisis Any lawyer who’s ever headed to court negotiated with an opposing party, or convinced a hesitant client to take the right steps […]

  If you’ve been following along with the Krause blog, you may already be aware that Michigan is a unique state in terms of how they treat transfers of assets for the sole benefit of […]

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  The CDC estimates that one out of every ten people age 60 and older who live at home have experienced elder abuse. And that number may be much higher, since elder abuse often goes […]

  At the end of every Medicaid plan comes the Medicaid application. Although each state has its own application, the overall process for filling it out remains consistent. Let’s dig into the process of preparing […]