Testimonials

My Dad resided in an assisted living facility for many years. As his personal funds were quickly disappearing, I knew I needed assistance. Mr. Niemann and his staff explained the Medicaid application process thoroughly and accurately. They were diligent in their efforts to expedite the application which was approved by the Monmouth County Board of Social Services. I was extremely happy with the service provided by Mr. Niemann and his staff. Testimonial by William D’Eredita – Manalapan, New Jersey

Mr. Niemann and his office successfully handled the filing of a Medicaid application for my Mom. They coordinated all the paperwork and detailed financial requirements requested by the County Board of Social Services. His office was courteous and professional to me and my family throughout the process. They answered our questions and responded back to us in a timely manner. The guidance and advice of Mr. Niemann and his staff is sincerely appreciated. Christopher Collins – New York City

Prior to her death in 2008, I was my Mom’s Power of Attorney. She moved to North Carolina to live out her final years with me and my family. Previously, she had lived her entire life in New Jersey. After her death, property in New Jersey left to me and my siblings, was supposed to be sold and divided among us but unfortunately an unhappy sibling refused to cooperate. After researching attorneys in New Jersey, I hired Fredrick P. Niemann, Esq. to represent my interests. I am glad that I did. His office was terrific and advocated forcibly and professionally on my behalf. We were kept informed throughout the entirety of the case and the quality of the work was …

I hired Fred Niemann and his staff to obtain Medicaid approval for my dad, John Melella. His office was just awesome. They were efficient, friendly and responsive to our matter. My questions were promptly and thoroughly answered. I was very satisfied with their services and the level of professionalism they demonstrated. Testimonial by Rosemary Venta – Ocean, New Jersey Appealing the Denial of Medicaid Long Term Care Benefits

Early Dementia, Alzheimer’s. My Mom’s health deteriorated to the point she required full-time care. She wanted to live at home, but required regular help with the essentials of daily living (i.e. dressing, bathing, etc.). As her caregiver daughter, the responsibilities fell on me to figure out what to do. Thank goodness for Hanlon Niemann and Mr. Niemann. He met with me and explained all of my options for my mom, from at home/community care, assisted living, state, county and local programs for the elderly, financial eligibility for benefits, Medicaid qualification, pharmaceutical assistance, utility aid, Medicare and Veteran’s benefits, etc. While I felt overwhelmed by it all, Mr. Niemann clearly was in control of what could be done for Mom. We …