The Unknown (Half) Sibling
I have written in this blog previously about the outcome of estate distribution when the decedent (person who died) did not execute a will. New Jersey intestacy laws predetermine what happens to your assets and it may not be what you want. Mary called because her cousin, Sam had recently died. Mary had
Recent Trends with Medicaid Applications – Part 2
In my post last week I told you why I think Medicaid applications have become more difficult to get approved. This week I will talk about the ways the State has made it more challenging. One way, which I have written about several times over the past few months is the QIT
Recent Trends with Medicaid Applications – Part 1
I have been saying for some time that Medicaid benefits are much more difficult to obtain now than at any time I can recall in the last 25 years I have been filing applications on behalf of clients. There are a number of reasons for this and a number of ways
Another Word About QITs – Part 5
In my last post on this topic (4/4/21) I told you about a case involving a qualified income trust (QIT) that was not used correctly causing the denial of a Medicaid application which we had filed. I appealed and the judge reversed the denial excusing the technical mistakes made by the