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A recent case out of Alabama illustrates just how important the procedural rules are to the fair hearing process. The case also serves as a prime example of why an elder law attorney should be […]

  One of the main aspects of the SECURE Act, which was signed into law earlier this month, affects how beneficiaries receive money from inherited retirement accounts. The new rule stipulates beneficiaries of qualified retirement […]

  When Medicaid planning, it can be difficult to develop a clear-cut plan that works for your client’s specific situation. Fortunately, we provide multiple different strategies and solutions designed for unique cases, even those involving […]

  In order to be eligible for Medicaid, individuals must meet certain financial and health criteria. As a part of the financial requirements, Medicaid applicants must be below a certain asset limit. Many may be […]

  Do you have clients that are planning for long-term care? If so, you’ve probably received countless inquiries about the terms and programs involved, which can be incredibly puzzling for many individuals. Medicare and Medicaid […]

When a person inherits an Individual Retirement Account (“IRA”), there is often an initial panic. “I know IRAs have special tax rules – what can I do with this money?” is a common refrain. The […]

If you already have a thriving estate planning law practice, elder law can serve as a rewarding revenue stream that does not require a seismic shift in thinking or how your firm operates. While estate […]

An insurance guaranty association is essentially an insurance company for the insurance company. If the insurance company becomes unable to pay their policyholders or claimants, this guaranty association would step in to make sure these […]