NAELA News Volume 24 Issue 4
By Elaine J. Schwartz, Esq.
I have served in the Florida Legislature since 2006, always mindful of issues facing our elderly in a state that has one of the largest populations of seniors in the country.
By Marc Feinstein, Esq.
You might ask what makes an Elder Law attorney decide to run for office. Here’s what motivated me.
By Samantha L. Shepherd, Esq., and Michael C. Weeks, CELA
The last week of April 2012 presented a very special opportunity for 240 NAELA members to gather in Seattle, Wash., for three days of networking and fantastic learning opportunities focused on Elder and Special Needs Law.
By Nicole Applefield, Esq.
Attending a NAELA meeting for the first time, this member of the Young/New Attorneys Section describes her experiences.
By Ruth A. Phelps, CELA, CAP
Special needs trusts are more complicated than other trusts. Here are a few tips to help you sort out the issues.
By NAELA Publications
Possible implications for Elder and Special Needs Law attorneys.
By NAELA Publications
Promoting the goals of NAELA and the Elder and Special Needs Law profession through scholarships, advocacy, research, and education.
By NAELA Publications
The recent Supreme Court decision continues to fuel the political debate surrounding health care reform.
By NAELA Publications
Along with the sunset of the Bush era tax cut and the looming sequester debates, Congress must also address the expiration of the current estate tax law before year’s end.
By Gregory S. French, CELA, CAP
Following are a few reasons that I am attending the National Aging and Law Institute in Washington, D.C., November 8–10.
By Peter G. Wacht, CAE
Oftentimes, we become so focused on what needs to be accomplished, on what’s going on in our local environment, we don’t realize that there’s more going on around us.