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- Exempt Transfer of Home to a Caretaker Child
- Federal Law Establishing Security Freezes and Fraud Alert Protection to Take Effect September 21, 2018
- Financial Elder Abuse Alert: New Law Allows Credit Report Security Freezes and Increases Fraud Alert Protections
- Five FIDA Plans Closed in Early 2018
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- Glossary of Elder Law Estate Planning Terms
- Governor Signs Pooled Trust Notification Bill into Law
- Guardianship for Incapacitated People in New York Under Article 81
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- Hindsight Is 20/20: Medicaid Coverage and the Five Year Look-Back Period
- How Changing Outpatient Therapy Caps Will Affect New York Medicare Beneficiaries
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- Important Update: Nursing Home Carve-Out in Managed Long-Term Care
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- IRS Announces Higher Estate and Gift Tax Limits for 2020
- June is Elder Abuse Awareness Month
- Justice in Aging Report Indicates that CMS is Continuing to Roll Back Nursing Home Protections
- Know Your Rights: Observation Status
- Legal Steps to Take with Alzheimer’s
- Legislative Update: “The Lock-In” for Long Term Care
- LIVING TRUST – IS IT RIGHT FOR YOU?
- Long-Term Care Costs Are Surging, and New Yorkers Must Prepare for Them
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- New Appeals Process for MLTC Members Goes into Effect May 1, 2018
- New Federal Advisement May Affect the Safety of New York Assisted Living Residents
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- Public Charge Rule Poses Population Health Threat, H+H Leaders Say
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- The Elderly Latin American Population Is Growing Fast in New York
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- The Jimmo Case and the Medicare Improvement Standard
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- Use of Trusts in Medicaid Planning in New York
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- Which Documents Do You Need to Retain?
- Why Gifting Now Can Dramatically Reduce or Eliminate NYS Estate Taxes
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