NAELA News Volume 24 Issue 6
By Robert B. Fleming, CELA
From paper route to marching band, from social work to Elder and Special Needs Law, Bridget's life is anything but boring.
By H. Amos Goodall, CELA
Some of you have been following the introduction of a bill that among other things calls for a study of the ramifications of a 10-year Medicaid look-back period.
By Bridget O’Brien Swartz, CELA
In a time when budget constraints diminish our clients’ quality of life, NAELA members must prepare themselves for the changes to come and to be their clients’ strongest advocates.
By Richard A. Courtney, CELA, CAP
Trust provisions that may help assure the trustee has sufficient authority to meet the ongoing needs of a special needs trust beneficiary.
By NAELA Publications
Budget cuts in 2013 will significantly impact our clients and the programs on which they rely.
By Sharon Rivenson Mark, CELA, CAP
Recent changes to the Social Security Administration's POMS will affect new and existing irrevocable (d) (4) (A) special needs trusts.
By Leonard E. Mondschein, CELA, CAP
Writing a great newsletter is easy!
By David Goldfarb, Esq.
As an accredited nongovernmental organization to the United Nations' Open-Ended Working Group on Aging, NAELA participates in international discussions on the need to protect the rights of seniors.
By Sanford J. Mall, CELA, CAP, and Teresa Bowman, Esq.
A client learns the importance of an attorney who specializes in Elder Law, and the attorney learns not to take for granted that a client understands the scope of Elder Law.
By Tani Bahti, RN, CT, CHPN
The current debate about end-of-life decision making in health care is avoiding the most important ingredient, understanding the natural process of dying.
By Gregory S. French, CELA, CAP
I thought you might like to see how NAELA will be concentrating its resources during the coming year.
By Peter G. Wacht, CAE
Looking back at 2012, I’m pleased to say that we have been able to achieve our objectives.