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  In a recent case out of Massachusetts, the state Supreme Judicial Court (SJC) heard oral arguments surrounding the application of 42 U.S.C. 1396p(c)(2)(B)(i), also known as the “sole benefit provision” and 42 U.S.C 1396p(c)(F)(i), […]

  When completing a Medicaid spend-down, one asset that may cause hesitation is how best to spend down the client’s IRA without incurring large tax consequences. In states where an IRA is considered a countable […]

  Attorney Access has become an invaluable Medicaid planning resource for many attorneys and legal professionals in the elder care planning space. As more seniors find themselves in a crisis Medicaid planning scenario, more elder […]

  The application process to qualify for Medicaid benefits can be lengthy. That’s why, once applicants become qualified for benefits, they try to avoid causing any further changes to their assets or income that could […]

  A recent case out of Cumberland County, New Jersey has provided clarification regarding the effective date of an applicant’s eligibility for benefits when an Immediate Irrevocable Election Form is utilized in combination with the […]

  Learning to use a new social media platform for your marketing efforts can seem complicated and overwhelming. That’s why we interviewed Elder Law Attorney and TikToker, Greg McIntyre (@lawyergreg) to compile the top seven […]

  A recent case out of Ohio spotlighted the question of whether a real estate property that is listed for sale but remains unsold, should be considered a countable resource in determining the Medicaid applicant’s […]

  If you’re new to Krause or considering adding Medicaid Compliant Annuities to your practice, a Relationship Manager is your primary point of contact with our office. They are the individuals that can help answer […]