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Sick of New Jersey’s Obscene Taxes? Then Consider Changing Your Domicile and Move to Florida

HNW January 27, 2023 Elder Care Law

Sick of New Jersey’s high taxes and anti-business politics in the state legislature? Then join the growing list of ex-patriots leaving for Florida and …

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Elder Care Law

A Recent Federal Court Decision Permits a Patient the Right to Appeal a Change in Their Hospital Status

HNW January 17, 2023 Elder Care Law

A federal appeals court granted certain hospital patients the right to appeal “observation stay designations in a ruling. It means many hospital patients will …

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Elder Care Law

Can You Transfer Your Home With a Mortgage to a Trust Without Jeopardizing Your Bank Loan?

HNW July 22, 2022 Elder Care Law, Real Estate, Landlord/Tenant, and Zoning

There is a Federal law called the Garn-St Germain Act.   Federal Regulations exempt transfers to trusts in which the transferor or a member of …

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Medicare Now Covers the Cost of COVID At-Home Tests

HNW April 11, 2022 Elder Care Law

If you have Medicare, you can now receive up to eight free rapid at-home Covid-19 tests a month at participating pharmacies. The free tests …

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Elder Care Law

It’s Medicare Open Enrollment Time: Is Your Plan Still Working for You?

HNW September 17, 2021 Elder Care Law

Every year Medicare gives beneficiaries a window of opportunity to shop around and determine if their current Medicare plan is still the best one …

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Elder Care Law

Understanding Medicare and Your Right to Rehab and Therapy in a Skilled Nursing Center

HNW May 20, 2021 Elder Care Law

In 2013, a federal district court approved a settlement agreement in a landmark case named Jimmo v. Sebelius.  The Jimmo Settlement confirmed that Medicare …

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Elder Care Law

Federal Government Agency Announces Support for Indoor Visitation to Nursing Home Residents

HNW March 11, 2021 Elder Care Law

For many families, restrictions on visits to their loved ones who live in assisted living facilities and nursing homes has been devastating.  Today, the …

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Elder Care Law

COVID Vaccinations

HNW January 14, 2021 Elder Care Law

Today, New Jersey announced that certain individuals under the age of 64 will be eligible for a COVID-19 vaccination soon. This news is a …

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Elder Care Law

Consider Alternative Care Facilities for an Aging Adult Besides an Assisted Living or Nursing Home

HNW December 2, 2020 Elder Care Law

When considering options for long term care in a facility setting, most people know about assisted living facilities and nursing homes. There are, however, …

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Elder Care Law

Can a Nursing Home, Assisted Living Resident Refuse the COVID Vaccine?

HNW December 1, 2020 Elder Care Law

Vaccines are always controversial.  For many of us, we view our right to receive a vaccine – or refuse it – to be similar …

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Elder Care Law

Holiday Visitation

HNW November 27, 2020 Elder Care Law

After more than seven months of “sheltering in place” and limited “outdoor” visitation, many of our clients want to bring Mom or Dad home …

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Elder Care Law

Refusal of Vaccinations While Living at Long-Term Care Facility

HNW November 5, 2020 Applying for Medicaid Long Term Care Benefits, Elder Care Law

We received an inquiry from someone whose mother resides at an assisted living facility.  The facility told residents it will be giving out flu …

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After the Wedding Bells Have Rung Again, Update your Estate Plan

HNW September 24, 2020 Elder Care Law

It is surprising how often we hear of situations in which a person passed away unexpectedly or had a catastrophic accident or stoke, and …

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Elder Care Law

The Importance of Having a Medicare Supplement Insurance Plan  

HNW May 27, 2020 Elder Care Law, Elder Law

Medicare pays for hospital and doctor costs for persons over age 65 Not all medical costs are covered by Medicare This article discusses Medicare …

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Elder Care Law

Appealing Termination of Benefits and Coverage By Medicare: What Can You Do?

HNW January 31, 2020 Elder Care Law, Elder Law

Termination of Medicare coverage can be appealed The Medicare appeal process is complicated and complex This article discusses in detail the Medicare appeal process …

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Elder Care Law

Appealing Denial of Medicare Coverage

HNW January 13, 2020 Elder Care Law, Elder Law

Your hospital admission status is a critical factor for Medicare coverage Medicare says you must be admitted as “Inpatient” rather than as “observation status” …

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Elder Care Law

The Importance of an Emergency Room Classification in Order to be Medicare Covered

HNW December 27, 2019 Elder Care Law, Elder Law

Emergency room doctors are agents of Medicare Medicare regulations require you to be admitted to the hospital for expanded benefits This article discusses and …

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Elder Care Law

Family Members Fight for Right to Visit Ailing Parents and Relatives

HNW December 13, 2019 Elder Care Law, Elder Law, Guardianship Law

Many states are passing laws to allow visitation by close family members regardless of whether a Power of Attorney or Guardian approves of the …

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Is Suicide Ever Okay?

HNW November 18, 2019 Elder Care Law

This blog was written by an elder law colleague of mine, Victoria Collier, Esq., who lives in Georgia.  I met Victoria years ago but …

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Elder Care Law

Should New Jersey’s Department of Motor Vehicles Be Alerted to An Aging Parent’s Unsafe Driving?

HNW July 26, 2019 Elder Care Law, Elder Law

Many clients want to avoid going to the DMV about their parent(s).  He or she may be mentally sharp, but their vision is deteriorating.  …

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Elder Care Law

Short-Term Care Insurance:  An Alternative to the Long-Term Care Variety

HNW May 10, 2019 Elder Care Law, Elder Law

Truth be told, I really had never heard about short term care insurance. I’m a really big advocate for long term care insurance though …

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Elder Care Law

NJ Allows Terminally Ill to Get Life-Ending Meds

HNW April 15, 2019 Elder Care Law, Hospice Care Planning

By Fredrick P. Niemann, Esq. of Hanlon Niemann & Wright, a Monmouth County, Freehold, NJ Elder Care Attorney Gov. Phil Murphy on Friday signed …

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Elder Care LawHospice Care Planning

How to Use a Reverse Mortgage for Elder Care Medical and Home Expenses

HNW March 29, 2019 Elder Care Law, Elder Law

By Fredrick P. Niemann, Esq. a Freehold Township, Monmouth County New Jersey Elder Care Attorney Reverse mortgages have been an on again, off again way …

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Elder Care Law

Elderly and Disabled Planning – What Are the Tax Implications?

HNW March 25, 2019 Elder Care Law, Elder Law

By Fredrick P. Niemann, Esq. a Freehold Township, Monmouth County New Jersey Elder Care Attorney Planning for individuals who need elder care is generally not …

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Elder Care Law

Appealing Denial of Medicare Coverage

HNW February 21, 2019 Elder Care Law, Elder Law

  There are times when Medicare issues a decision unfavorable to the coverage of your case.  Whether it is classifying you in a hospital …

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Elder Care Law

Must a Doctor or Hospital Comply with a Patient’s Living Will and Advance Healthcare Directive Under New Jersey Law

HNW January 17, 2019 Elder Care Law, Elder Law

By Fredrick P. Niemann, Esq. a Freehold Township, Monmouth County, New Jersey Elder Law and Healthcare Directive Attorney This recent case raises issues concerning …

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Elder Care LawPowers of Attorney and Health Care Directives

Can a Creditor Execute a Judgment Against a Life Estate in New Jersey Real Estate?

HNW January 2, 2019 Elder Care Law, Elder Law

By Fredrick P. Niemann, Esq. a Freehold Township, Monmouth County NJ Elder Law Attorney A client has a life estate in his home with the …

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Elder Care Law

A Nursing Home Cannot Force a Resident’s Family or Friends to Guarantee the Payment of Nursing Home Costs

HNW December 26, 2018 Elder Care Law, Elder Law

By Fredrick P. Niemann, Esq. a NJ Elder Care Attorney Admission to a nursing home is a traumatic event.  No one wants to go …

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Discharge from a NJ Nursing Home DefenseElder Care Law

Federal Medicaid Law Prevents a Nursing Home from Billing You Directly

HNW December 10, 2018 Elder Care Law, Elder Law, Medicaid Eligibility and Asset Protection Planning

By Fredrick P. Niemann, Esq. of Hanlon Niemann & Wright, a Freehold, Monmouth County, NJ Elder Law & Medicaid Attorney I read an interesting …

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Elder Care LawMedicaid Eligibility and Asset Protection Planning

Level of Capacity With Respect to Wills, Trusts, and Powers of Attorney Under NJ Law

HNW November 12, 2018 Elder Care Law, Elder Law

By Fredrick P. Niemann, Esq. a NJ Elder Law Attorney Legal Capacity is required for the legal execution of a will and/or a testamentary …

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Elder Care LawLast Wills and Testament
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